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VOL. XXV. NO. 44.
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1919.
SPECIAL EDITION
KENTUCKY TRACKS ARE SOLD
♦
Biggest Deal of American Turf
History Now Completed.
Syndicate Pays $1,700,000 for
Latonia, Two Louisville Tracks
and Lexington Course.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. February 12. — The biggest
transaction that ever took nla«*e in the history of
i lie American turf was consummated today when the
deal for the four Kentucky tracks was put through
at a conference held here this afternoon. One
million seven hundred thousand dollars was paid
for the four tracks and Latonia. Churchill I)owus.
Douglas Park and the Kentucky Association course
will pass into the hands of the Kentucky sj-ndioate
tomorrow, when final payments will be made. The
prices were: $830,090 for Latonia and Douglas
Park. $373,000 for Churchill Downs and $273,000 for
I lie Kentucky Association course.
Under the new arrangements Douglas Park will
1 h* dosed. Churchill Downs will open Saturday.
May 10 and race nineteen days.
The Kentucky Derby will have $20,000 added, an
increase of $3,000. making it the richest Derby in
Hie country. All of Douglas Park’s stakes, in-
cluding the Kentucky Handicap with $10,000 added,
will Is* run at Churchill Downs. All told. $193,000
will be given away at this course.
The Latonia Derby will also have an increase in
added money, probably to $13,000. while other stakes
H ere will also be much more valuable.
Dates for Lexington and Latonia will be decided
upon Friday.
i'iinrlcK F. Grainger anti JI. C. Applegate wfU
have charge of Churchill Downs, but no manager
has been selected for Latonia. R. L. Baker will
probably la* at the head of the Lexington meeting.
RUMORS OF TWO-YEAR-OLD METEORS
A Brother of Hodge Given High Praise by Critics
of the Hot Stove League.
NEW YORK. X. Y.. February 12. — As usual
•ilsiut this time of the year track sensations in the
i wo-year-old division are the subjects of conversa-
tions wherever horsemen do congregate. Always
somebody has one that is going to beat the world,
<>r at least do high and lofty stunts that win
-urprise the world. No sooner has he had his say
than up jumps someone else with an offer to wager
he will name a two-year-old that will beat any
youngster in training. Then a third applicant for
distinction will arise and make suggestions that
lie knows two or three two-year-olds that will
upset all former records. Ami so it goes on all down
i lie line, first one and then another exploding with
i he knowledge that he knows which is going to be
the I test youngster of 1919. These winter predictions
are sometimes right: in fact, the boys who haug
around the several winter courses generally know
before the season opens which of the younger
division of racers are likely to turn out peers. Up
to the present a French colt of J. E. Wideuer’s in
i he bands of Tom Welch is Itelieved to be the most
promising on looks, though it is claimed lhat John
Sanford lias a mighty fine colt to look upon, and
W. II. Karrick is expected to turn out another
Id fin Queen, if all reiairts have good foundation.
I *rt i he one most admired by a select few is
now at Belmont Park in the hands of Body Patter-
'•ai and the property of Major lioliert L. Gerry.
This is the appropriately named colt Feodor, liy
Ivan the Terrible — Nannie Hodge, for which Major
Gerry paid $13,000 to W. W. Darden last year.
Feodor is a brother to Hodge, a horse that ranked
well up with the liest two or three years ago.
If look' are a trim Indfcltion . then Feodur is giU|
to live up to tile family reputation, and Body
Patterson is as confident of this as he is that he
lapped up a mess of ham and eggs for his break-
fast. “There is no horse going to beat mine
iis year,” is his positive remark when speaking of
Feodor. Already some wagers have lieen made that
i!.e Patterson colt will upset the plans of Tom
Welch and his monster two-year-old. for the Welch
colt weighs in the neighborhood of 1.000 pounds as
In* stunds in his stall at this writing, and is uni
formly built all over.
PRAISE FEODOR S UNDERPINNINGS.
One of the fine points of Feodor, according to close
inspectors, is his underpinning. In comparison, one
of the critics says: “He has legs all around that
would do justice to a much older horse: in fact,
he is legged up almost identically with Omar Khay-
yam. which is going some.” Another authority,
however, says that two-year-olds are like babies,
they are as pretty as pictures when being danced
on mother’s knee, but when they grow up they
hurst out with freckles, get bow-legged and de-
velop a temper that sometimes *gets ’em in jail,
or at least a black eye or two every month. So it
is with youngsters: they give the most promising
account of themselves in their tender years and then
drop into the discard, due to some unforeseen trouble
or undependable disposition. That is the reason
yearling buying is one of the most uncertain lot-
teries in the racing business.
In a w’eek or two more will be seen of these
promising yearlings now housed on the winter
tracks hereabouts and more can in* said of their
prospects. At the present just looks and breeding
are the only guides for the critic. Home will In*
disappointments that an* thought well of today,
and others will spring out of the ranks of the
moderates that are passed by during inspection
almost without recognition. But there is no ques-
tion that the stars of Body Patterson’s stable and
that of John Sanford. Toni Welch and W. H. Kar-
rick Will be marked for special reports when the
time arrives for them to be exercised in their early
morning preparation for the coming campaign.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
T T. B., 8t. Louis, Mo. C. C. Richards owned
Walter Da nt when lie ran his last race, which took
place at Oaklawn. Hot Springs, Ark., April 2.
191 S.
H. L. W.. New Orleans, La. It is a case in
which local custom governs, although the equitable
principle in that wlrnt one would get at the track
lie should get elsewhere.
U. C. H.. Chicago, 111. You can reach C. E. Bro-
siua with u letter at Oriental Park race track. Ha-
vana. Cuba. He luis Hervillian. Owanu and Ralph
K. there. I)o not know about H. G.
MORE EXCESSIVELY EAST MILES
RUN LAST YEAR THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
0E AMERICAN TURF HISTORY
A fast- run mile always excites and pleases all beholders. The mile being the yardstick of measure-
ment in racing, there is a measure of fascination attendant on seeing crack racers stretch themselves
out In noble striving over that exact distance that does not appertain to contests over its fractional
distances. The racing of last year was prolific of remarkable exploits over the mile route, and for the
first time in the history of American racing 1:37 was excelled on eight different occasions. It was
line to the genius of Billy Myer as a track master that the Saratoga track was made so unprecedentedly
fast that six of the eight extraordinary miles were made over it, the exceptions being Roamer’s 1:36%
at Aqueduct and Escoba’s 1:36% at Douglas Park. The latter was the fastest mile ever recorded over
a Kentucky track. This exi-eedingly fast young horse is reported to have recovered from the injury
which led to his retirement from racing last year, and if lie remains sound may make a Saratoga record
for himself next August. As evidence of the superlative speed of that track it may be further pointed
out that of the twenty-nine miles run last year in 1:38 or faster fifteen were run at that place. As a
matter of current interest and testimony in regard to the good class of t lie better horses now racing
at New Orleans it may be uoted that the names of Franklin, Bradley’s Choice, Buford and Slippery Elm
are in the following list of the superior m tiers of 1918:
Horse. Col. and Sex. A. Pedigree. Wt. Track. Date. Time.
•Itoamer h. g. 7 Knight Errant — Rose Tree II.. 110 Saratoga Aug. 21 1:34%
Sun Briar b. c. 3 Sundridge — Sweet Briar 113 Saratoga \ug. 6 1:36%
Sunny Slope ch. c. 3 Astronomer — Neva W 103 Saratoga Aug. 23 1:36%
Roaraer b. g. 7 Knight Errant — Rose Tree II.. 123 Aqueduct June 29 1:36%
Tonibolo b. c. 3 Grey Leg — Bernina 93 Saratoga Aug. 20 1:36%
Motor Cop b. c. 3 Uncle — Xarco 119 Saratoga Aug. 21 1:36%
Star Master ch. c. 4 Star Shoot — The Lady in BlueK9 Saratoga Aug. 21 1:36%
Escoba hr. o. 3 Broomstick — Christmas Star ...100 Douglas Park June 8 1:36%
Corn Tassel ....hr. g. 4 Santoi — Cornfield 113 Saratoga Aug. 5 1 :37Vs
Franklin ch. g. 5 Jim Gaffney — (Hiding By 112 Saratoga Aug. 8 1:37y5
Bradley’s Choice. ch. g. 7 Uunard — Sweet Alice 109 Douglas Park.... May 30 1:37%
Wise Man ch. h. 5 Giganteum — Magnetine Ill Sarutoga Aug. 28 1:37%
Buford ch. g. 4 Ballot — Ollie Belle 109 Sarutoga Aug. 3 1:37%
Grundy ch. g. 4 Roquelaure — Prude 103 Latonia Nov. 14 1:37%
f'l „ i .i : _ v. f *i vii .,4 I’i/.o. i ai c.. * .to
•Itoamer
.b. g.
7
Sun Briar ....
.1). c.
3
Sunny Slope . . .
.oh. c.
3
Koaraer
• b. g.
‘i
Tonibolo
. b. e.
3
Motor Uop
. b. c.
3
Star Master ....
.ch. c.
4
Escoba
.hr. c.
3
Corn Tassel . . .
■ hr. g.
4
Franklin
ch. g.
5
Bradley’s Choice
.ch. g.
7
Wise Man
ch. h.
5
Buford
ch. g.
4
Grundy
ch. g.
4
Golding
. .b. f.
3
Slippery Elm . .
.hr. g.
5
L’Infirmiere . . .
. .b. f.
3
Regal Lodge . .
. .b. g.
3
Sunny Slope ...
.ch. c.
3
NVucaliat
. b r.
4
Tenons Bon
. .b. g.
3
Dick Williams .
.br. g.
5
Panatuan ......
. .b. g.
3
Omar Khayyam.
.ch. o.
4
Borrow
• hr. g.
19
Runes
.hr. h.
6
Bribed Voter . .
.ch. g.
4
Viva America
.ch. f.
3
Producer
. .b. g.
3
.100 Saratoga Aug. 18 1:37%
. 110 Saratoga Aug. 20 1 :37%
.1081 Belmont Park. . . .Sept. 6 1:37%
.123 Laurel Oct. 1 1:37%
Sunny Slope ch. o. 3 Astronomer —Neva W 123 Laurel Oct. 1 1:37%
NOuralist b. g. 4 Httbelais- Vature 116 Belmont Park... Sept. 10 1:37%
Tenons Bon b. g. 3 Vcrwood — Habanera 113 Saratoga Aug. 28 1*37%
Dick Williams ..hr. g. 3 Dick Finnell — Annie Williams .114 New Orleans Jan. 1 1:37%
Panatuan ,...b. g. 3 Magellan — Pronta 113 Saratoga Aug. 7 1:37%
Omar Khayyam.. ch. c. 4 Marco — Lisina 132 Laurel Oct. 2 1:38 **
Borrow hr. g. 10 Hamburg — Forget 120 Aqueduct July 10 1:38
Runes hr. h. 6 Voorhees — Chiffie 116 Aqueduct Sept. 23 1:38
Bribed Voter . ..ch. g. 4 Ballot — Marie Frances 106 Latonia .June 29 1:38
Viva America ..ch. f. 3 McGee — Pink Rose 103 Douglas Park ... .Sept. 23 1:38
Producer b. g. 3 Juggernaut — Mrs. Grundy 93 New Orleans Jan. 1 1:38
•Against time (Salvator’s record).
INCENTIVE OF ARGENTINE RACING ANNOUNCE LEXINGTON SPRING STAKES
Conducted Mainly for Betting and Little of True Kentucky Aisociation to Distribute Over $80,000
Sportsmanship Manifested. During Its Thirteen Days’ Meeting.
I have not taken any part in the discussion that
lias been going on about the value of racing stakes
in this country, for it seems to ine that there is
really no cause whatever for complaint except in
regard to the various obsolete fees which certainly
ought to be done away with. It is idle to run a tilt
against the present state of affairs unless those who
do so are prepared boldly to advocate the introduc-
tion of the totalisator or the licensing of book-
makers. I do not ga tlier that Lord D’Abernon’s
association is inclined to venture thus far out into
the om*n.
Unless for the purpose of relieving the I^ondon
ratepayer, I trust we may never see raving in this
country ns it is in the Argentine. To make London-
er’s understand what it would lie. they wonld have
to imagine race meetings in Hyde Park every Sun-
day and Thursday afternoon, with all possible
facilities for gambling on tin* “tote.”
Tint is what happens on the Palermo race course
all the year round, and it is as much a part of
Buenos Aires as Hyde Park is of London.
I have been at a good many Palermo meetings,
and. of course, the novelty is interesting at first,
hut it. does not take you long to find that the ele-
ment of simrt is almost entirely lacking. The
monotony of seeing the same horses run twice
every week on the same course would become in-
tolerable if one did not regard them as nothing
more ini porta lit, individually, than the petits cliev-
aux.
In this country it would lx* almost impossible to
get horses to face such an ordeal, and I have
watched carefully at Palermo to see signs of some
at least of tlie runners turning it up. but they all
seemed like galley slaves, with no heart in them
to rebel. This is the more remarkable, because
practically all of them are trained on or near the
same ground and with little or no variety of
gallops.
They line up and start in a matter-of-fact, list-
less fashion, and not in the paddock or anywhere
else that I have seen do they display the fire and
vitality which we are accustomed to see in our
horses when they are fit and well. It is the same
in their stables, where they are as quiet as sheep,
and it has alw’ays seemed to me that the climate
is the true cause of these conditions.
It is incredible that Diamond Jubilee, had he re-
mained in England, would ever have become the
placid, tractable beast which he certainly was after
a brief sojourn in South America. The horses bred
there grow big, and apparently strong, but the soul
of the British thoroughbred seems to have gone out
of them and its fire fled.
By no stretch of imagination can it be regarded
as an exhilarating pastime to see these spiritless
animals opposing one another w’eek by week always
on the same course: but the gambling public cares
for none of these things any more than Gallio did
when the Jew's beat Sostheues in his presence. All
that tlie gambling public of ”B. A.” cares for is to
gamble. I do not dispute that there have been good
horses bred in the Argentine, but it would need
a ltavensbury to stand frequent racing under such
trying conditions.
That the Jockey Club and the municipality of
Buenos Aires draw* large sums from the totalisator
percentage goes without the saying, but the racing
is certainly not of a sort to benefit the breed of
horses or in any w’ay promote the cause of sport. —
W. Allison in London Sportsman.
» ■■■
CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF
Wilbur R. Smith, well-known in racing circles,
was married here last night to Miss Mabel Gillam
of Kansas City, Mo.
Jockey Walls has left New Orleans for the east
to take* a much needed rest, as he was in bad form
and kept getting w’orse. He had plenty of mounts,
but won with only a few of them, and w'hen he did
w'in he was as a rule always on pounds the best
horse. He is under contract to Edward Arlington,
and his employer also felt that it was best for
him to lay off for a while.
LEXINGTON, Ky., February 12.— Garret D. Wil-
son, secretary of the Kentucky Association, has an-
nounced tlie stakes to bo run here at the spring
meeting from April 24 to May 8. comprising thir-
teen racing days, and $80,300 will be distributed in
stakes and purses, no stake having an added
value of less than $2,000. Saturday. March 1, is
the date set for the closing of the stake entries.
Tlie winner of each stake race will receive besides
the monetary value a cup donated by various Ken-
tucky breeders. One now stake is added to the old
list, the Blue (trass Stakes of $2,300 added, for
three-year-olds, the winner of this rnec to receive
a cup donated by the Kentueky Association. The
following is a list of the stakes, to close March 1:
Blue Grass Slakes— For three-year-olds, $2,300
added: in addition the winner to receive a cup
donated by the Kentucky Association; weights,
colts 122 pounds, geldiugs 119 isiunds, fillies 117
pounds; one and one-eighth miles.
Ashland Onks — For three -year-old fillies, $2,000
added; weight, 117 pounds; maidens allowed five
pounds; in addition the winner to receive a cup
donated by Maj. T. C. McDowell; one mile.
Camden Handicap — For three -year-olds and over.
$2,000 added: in addition the winner to receive a
cup donated by Senator J. X. Camden: weights an-
nounced three days before the race; one and one-
quarter miles.
Ben Ali Handicap— For three -year-olds and over.
$2,000 added: in addition the winner to receive a
cup donated by L. L. Haggin: weights to lie nn-
noun<*ed three days before the race; one and one-
sixteenth miles.
Idle Hour Stakes — For two-year-old colts and
geldings. $2,000 adde<* : weight. 118 pounds: maidens
allow'ed five pounds; in addition the winner to re-
ceive a eitp donated by E. R. Bradley: four and
one -ha If furlongs.
Hinata Stakes — For two-year-old fillies, $2,000
added: weight. 113 iKiunds; maidens allowed five
pounds; in addition the winner to receive a cup
donated by Mrs. Clarence LeBas; four and one-
half furlongs.
J. K. L. ROSS’ BIG STRING AT LAUREL
War Pennant Has Grown Wonderfully During the
Winter — All the Horses Doing Well.
BALTIMORE. Md., February 12. — Commander J.
K. L. Ross has thirty-six horses wintering at tlie
Laurel track, and according to trainer H. G.
Bedwell all are in a healthy, lusty condition.
“My horses have been feeling so good that it was
impossible to exercise them under the sheds, aud
1 have been galloping and exercising on the track,”
recently said Mr. Bedwell. “And the Laurel track
is in great condition and much better than it ever
was. Of course it was a bit heavy last fall from
the new' coating of top soil, but that was all har-
rowed and packed in the early winter, and the track
is now as good as any in the country.
“I’ve heard a lot of talk about this and that
good-looking horse, such as Sun Briar, Westy Hogan,
War Cloud. Sweep On and others,” continued Bed-
well, “but I want you to see Cudgel, and I’ll wager
that you will say he is the best looker of them all.
“And I’m more pleased with War Pennant than
any of the horses, for I never saw a colt improve
so much from a tw’o-year-old to a three-year-old.”
said the trainer. “He has grown and filled out
and his legs are perfect. Motor Cop has not done i
so well, but still is a good horse. Nor has Milk-
maid grown a great deal, but she still has plenty I
of size.”
However. Billy Kelly is the pride of the stable,
and he, together with War Pennant, will he entered
in the Kentucky Derby and other important three -
year-old races.
In the event that racing is resumed in Canada
this year Commander Ross will divide up his stable
and prolwbly send Frank Stevens north with the
horses intended for a Canadian campaign.
ROYCE ROOLS A FAST ONE
Runs Away from Courtship and
Wins in a Canter.
Hidden Ship Wins When Runiian
Bolts — Walnut Hall Wins His
Owner His First Race.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. February 12. — Royce Rools,
carrying the colors of T. H. Cross, again demon-
strated his superior racing qualities by decisively
heating Courtship, Bolster and others in the mile
and a sixteenth handicap featuring this after-
noon’s card. Aside from tieating Courtship. Royce
Rools’ iierformance had additional merit in the fact
that he ran the mile and a sixteenth in 1:45%. by
far the best time during this meeting, and is within
three- fifths of a second of the track record made
bv For Fair. Royce Rools displayed a high flight
of speed right from the start, hut Courtship kept
him close company, and when approaching tlie
stretch turn Royce Rools seemed to be doue. for
Courtship then appeared the winner, but he began
swerving out in the last eighth and Royce Rools
drew away to win in a canter. Bolster landing in
third place. Courtship’s sudden retirement at a
time w'hen he appeared to have the race w f on w'as
unexplainable, and it might have been due to his
hard race last Saturday, when he was beaten in
the Focli Handicap by Bondage. In that race
Courtship w*as started without having had the needed
preparation, due to the track being in bad condi-
tion, and it is altogether probable that his hard
race then gave him a setback. He was held in high
esteem for today’s race, Royce Rools also coming
in for steady support.
IMeaennt. weather and the fast track made the
sport this afternoon enjoyable, and it wras witnessed
by another large attendance. Five of the races had
well matched and small fields, the action in all this
being strenuous from start to finish, some of the
finishes again being of the thrilling sort.
Phil T. Chinn’s Hidden Ship, under Troxler’s
good riding, upset calculations when she won easily
in the opening race from Cauvusback and Eulali F.
Hun nan and Pueblo, tlie ones most fancied, both
brought up in the rear as a result of having run out
on the stretch <hirn. ‘ The winner returned to the
stand with a badly cut hind leg. as a result of hav-
ing been jumped ou.
The mile purse rare went to Walnut Hall and his
victory enabled H. iVrkins to score his first purse
win of this winter. Walnut Hall’s triumph was
by a close margin and Barrett’s blundering riding
of him almost gave Barry Shannon the victory.
Nepperhan, one of the starters in the race, took
the lead in the first quarter, but was pulled up
W’hen lie indicated that he had injured himself.
Moles worth dismounted from him, thinking tlie
horse had thrown out his stifle, but when blanketed
and ready to return to his stable Nepperhan showed
absolutely no sign of injury.
J. BELL RIDES WELL.
A mediocre band started in the second race and
it resulted in a victory for Saint’s Bridge over Babv
Cal. Owner Weant did not like the ride that
Borsch gave Baby Cal and substituted J. Bell for
him on Sir Oliver and that ra«-er won the sixth
race as the rider pleased from Orderly, with Aldeb-
arnn following. J. Bell also had the mount on
Puts and Calls, which won in the last few strides
from Don Dodge In the final race.
Philistine upset a good thing for Jim Everman
when lie got up in the last stride to beat Thistle
Green in the third race.
Jockey J. l)iirsc h was sus|>ended for one week
by the stewards for striking Sneklnian with his
whip during the running of the second race. Sneid-
rtinn was fined $23 in the same race by tlie starter
for mislieliavior at the post. It was the first fine
recorded against any jockey at this meeting.
Joseph E. Martin, general manager of the Oak-
lawn track, will arrive here next Monday and dis-
close the plans of the Oaklawn racing of next
spring. The meeting is scheduled to begin March
15, but its duration and pnrse offerings will be made
known when Mr. Martin readies here.
Opportunity was allowed to be withdrawn front
the fourth race on account of his owner, W. T.
Woodard. Jr., being ill. '
Lonely’s absence from the first race was due to
leg trouble.
Frederick the Great is ineligible to start tomorrow
and will be an absentee.
The horses here in charge of C. E. Rowe will be
transferred to Douglas Park next Saturday.
(i. II. Keene, in charge of the Waldeck string,
is gradually reducing his stable and lias disposed
of Yermak to W. L. Stanfield.
Brother Jonathan w r as destroyed this morning
after developing blood |K>isoning.
Owners and trainers here have been further cau-
tioned to la* extra vigilant in safeguarding their
charges, and particularly those which are carded
starters. It is presumed that this is done with
a view to circumvent a sponge staffer.
LONG SHOT DAY AT ORIENTAL PARK
Iron Boy at 30 to 1 the Biggest Surprise— -Sister
Susie Beaten by Bad Bide.
HAVANA, Cuba, February 12. — Long shots scored
this afternoon at Oriental Park, the biggest sur-
prise coming when Mrs. Timmerman’s Iron Boy
won the second race at odds of 30 to 1. Quentin
Preece had the inoniit. aud the victory was largely
due to his alertness at tlie post. A large field of
eleven started from tlie barrier, with Iron Boy
quickly away into a safe lead. A hustling ride
kept him in front to win by two lengths from
Louise Mack.
H. Toon's Sister Susie was beaten by R. L.
Tibanear’s Little Nephew because Jeffcott went to
the inside entering the stretch and then pulled out
near the sixteenh post. Little Nephew set a fast
pace and was tiring, but lasted to win by a neck.
Walter Mack, equal favorite with Sister Susie,
finished third, half a length back.
The Arnionia Stable’s Ford broke a streak of ill-
luck by winning the first race for two-year-olds.
He led his opponents all the way and had four
lengths to spare at tlie end.
Senor A. Lezama furnished the winner of the
third race in Frascuelo. which beat Scylla a head
in a driving finish. No Trumps w'us the medium
of heavy backing in this race, and after setting a
fast early pace was only beaten in the final
strides, a head and a neck seistrating him from
the winner and second horse.
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parties receiving them will confer a favor on
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to this office.
HOT SPRINGS TO OPEN MARCH IS
HOT SPRINGS. Ark., February 12. — Oaklawn
Park’s spring meeting of 1919, to l>e operated under
the auspices of the Business Men’s League, will
commence Saturday. March 15, according to the
announcement of a racing official here. The season
will probably continue well into April.
Already several hundred thoroughbreds are on the
grounds being put through light training, and Hot
Springs is looking forward to one of the best racing
meetings it ever had. The early start last winter
found the opening days of the meeting being run
through bad weather, but this year no such draw-
backs are feared.
Most of the thoroughbreds now racing at New
Orleans will be here for the opening, together with
many more that have wintered here. Eternal, the
champion two-year-old of 1918, will be here, and
it is expected he will make his first start as a
three -year -old at Oaklawn Pagk. Stable room is
at a premium.
ALASKA DOG RACES ABANDONED
NOME. Alaska, February 12. — Until the return
of normal times the annual Alaska dog races have
been abandoned. Several informal dog meets will be
held, but the All -Alaska Sweepstakes and the Solo-
mon Sweepstakes, the big events of the north, will
not be held until proper conditions have arrived.
The horses which seem liest in Thursday's races
are:
Fair Grounds— New Orleans. Ln., February 12.
1 — Smiles. Miss Minks. Dandv Van.
2 — Port Light. Jack K.. Mar Tom.
3 — BLACK IE DAW. Mars Mouse, Charlie Ley-
decker.
4 — Kate Bright. Sands of Pleasure. Buford.
5 — Old Ben, Irregular. Queen Apple.
6 — Espano. Vision. George Muehlebach.
7 — Dickery Dare, Amalgamator, Ninety Simplex.
J. L. Dempsey
Buffalo’* Fair Grounds Handicap.
1— -Bone Dry. Miss Minks, Smiles. Sandy Muck.
2 — Azalea, Port Light. Mar Torn. Miss Kmter.
3 — Dragoon, Assume. Bringliurst. Mars Mouse.
4 — Buford. Kate Bright, Feru Hundley, Sands of
Pleasure.
5 — Thanksgiving, King Neptune, Queen Apple, Old
Bon.
(V— Vision. Frank Shannon. Espano. Astraea.
7 — GORDON ROBERTS, Blue Rock, Brown Vel-
vet, Ken ward.
Observer** Fair Grounds Handicap.
1 — Bone Dry, Miss Minks. Dandy Van, Sandy Mac.
2 — Port Light. Azalea. Jack K., Miss Kruter.
3 — Blackic Daw. Bringliurst, Charlie Leydecker.
Top o’ th* Morning.
4 — BUFORD. Sands of Pleasure, Kate Bright, Fern
Handley.
5 — Old Ben, Irregular, Queen Apple, King Nep-
tune.
0 — Vision. Astraea, Frank Shannon, James A.
Sheridan.
7 — Gordon Roberts. Dalmbiah II., Semper Stal-
wart. Amalgamator.
Work Watcher’* Fair Ground* Handi-
cap.
Fair Grounds — New Orleans, La., February 12.
1 — MISS MINKS. Smiles, Bone Dry. Dandy Van.
2 — Sid C. Keener. Minawand. Erin i tana. Jack K.
3 — Bringliurst, Assume, Charlie Leydecker, Mars
Mouse.
4 — Kate Bright, Buford, Sands of Pleasure, Fern
Hundley.
."> — Queen Apple, Old Ben, Thanksgiving, King
Neptune.
0 — Espano. Vision, James A. Sheridan, Frank
Shannon.
7 — Dalmbiah II.. Kenward, Semper Stalwart,
Ninety Simplex.
Oriental Park — Havana, Cuba, February 12.
1 — Bob Baker. Blondel. Bugdadine.
2 — Frozen Glen, First Ballot. Pajaroita II.
3 — Etruscan, Hamilton A., Skiles Knob.
4 — Fritz Ernst. Corydon. Little Buss.
5 — WHIPPOORWILL, Bierman. Capital City.
(J — Diadi, Sasenta, Gordon Russell.
T. K. Lynch
Buffalo’* Havana Handicap.
1 — Rob Baker. Lamp Post. Stiletto, Bugdadine.
2 — Pajaroita II., Kenian, Lady Jane Grey, Frozen
Glen.
3 — Tippler. Cleek, Hamilton A.. Skiles Knob.
4 — Ambrose. Lola. John Graham, Little Buss.
5 — WHIPPOORWILL, London Girl, Yenghee,
Chemung.
6 — Dragon Rock, Sasenta, Kingfisher, Lytle.
Observer’* Havana Handicap.
1 — Stiletto. Lamp Post, Minnie H., Bob Baker.
2 — Pajaroita II.. Kernan. Sam Hill, Frozen Glen.
3— TIPPLER, Cleek. Rafferty. Hamilton A.
4 — Little Buss. Ambrose, Corydon. Brizz.
5 — Senator James. Yenghee, Chemung. Bierman.
6 — Dragon Rook. Gordon Russell, Lytle, Diadi.
FISHING AND HUNTING NOTES
and appeared tlie winner on the stretch turn, but came wide ami tired in the last eighth. BOLSTER
overhauled DIVERSION in the last quarter. The latter ran a fust three-quarters.
Scratched — 41217 2 Opportunity. 106.
Overweights — Diversion. 1 pound.
A “g QQPf FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. (Jan. 11. 1916 — 1:37%— I
I Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
$118 : third, $62.
—106.) Meadow Brook Purse. $600
Net value to winner $470; second.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
0 H C P S
41 178* WALNUT HALL wb 5 104 4
40960 BARRY SH’NNON W 5 114 2
41230 KOH-I-NOOR W 5 101 3
41276 DAN BRIGHT wn 4 105i 5
33936 OPERA GLASS w <5 106 1 1
41257 2 NEPPERHAN w 4 105 6
2J 2 s 3 5 2 s 1“N N Barrett H Perkins
15 l h l J i l’J 2- C Rob’son M Goldblatt
" J Rod’g’ezE Arlington
M Garner W Raymond
J Bell E Trotter
G Moles’ thG B Cooper
1 3-5 1-3 out
6 II 8-5 3*5
7 7 2 4-5
20 20 6 2
50 50 10 5
4i 4} 6-5 1-2
4 s 3 2 2* 1 3h 3 s
3h 4« 410 41; 4a
5 5 5 5 5
3 Pulled up.
Time, 24%. 48 V 5 . 1:13%, 1:41. Track fast,
Winner — B. g, by Sunflower II. — Wuterweed (trained by H. Perkins; bred in England by Mr. John B.
Joel).
Went to post at 3:43. At jxist 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. WALNUT 1IAIX was badly ridden and forced back several times, but. when clear in the stretch,
finished gamely and overhauled BARRY SHANNON in tin* last seventy yards. BARRY SHANNON
showed the most s|»ecd. but tired slightly as if short. KOII-I-XOOR ran well and finished gamely.
NEPPKRHAN was pulled up when seemingly injured.
Overweights — Nepperhan, 3 pounds; Dan Rrigiit. 1*4.
• I
A -g OAQ SIXTH RACE— 1 Mil© and 70 Yards. (Feb. 12, 1916— 1: 42 %— 4— 113.) $600 Added.
Tr A( tl O 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $495; second, $133; third. $72.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
( 41279 > ’SIR OLIVER
41277 -ORDERLY
4 1 1 65 ALDEBA RAN
4 1165* MARY BELLE
40467 '’ALHENA
4 1040 ’LIBERTY STAR
41 152 ’PRUNES
40228 BOXER
4 1053 -BIG FELLOW
wb 5 109 8 8 4i 3J l'J 1* l 5 J Bell W C Weant 6 10 10 4 2
wb 6 111 2 1 2 l 2 l 2- 2* 2' 5 E Haynes J Byer 2 16-53 1 1-2
wb 10 108 3 7 6 2 5 3 5 2 3'' 3' C Rob’son M Goldblatt 4 6 13-51 1-2
wb 5 103 £ 5 4 31 4* 3J 4‘ 4 2 S Sn’dmanJ M Booker 5 5 4 7-5 7-10
wb 7 106 6 5 7*i 7 s 6* 6nb 5h H J BurkeJ McPherson 15 30 25 8 4
w 4 103 9 6 l 3 1«» 4 l 5U 6* A Collins Liberty Stable 20 25 25 8 4
w 4 107 7 9 6 : » 6h 7 2 7 5 V I Gregory D S Fountain 10 15 15 6 3
wb 7 110 1 2 9 9 8 2 8‘° 8 20 L Stalker J Duffy 30 CO 30 12 6
wb 6- 108 4 3 8 s 8£ 9 9 9 J Mooney W Bimie 4 6 5 2 1
Time. 24%. 48%, 1:14%, 1:41%, 1:45%. Track fast.
Winner — Ch. g, by J. 11. Houghton — Lady l’rospero (trained by It. Lester; bred by Mr. George W.
Scott).
Went to post at 4:08. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. KIR OLIVER, after running close up. raced into the lead when called on and drew out in the
stretch to win in a canter. ORDERLY raced in closest pursuit from the start, hut tired in the last
eighth. ALDEBA RAN requires a strong rider and raced sluggishly most of the way. but finished fast.
MARY BELLE tired in the stretch. LIBERTY STAR set a good pace and quit. BIG FELLOW fell
lame.
Scratched— (40335)' Tlri nker, 99; 40580- Iolite. 108; 41258 Lottery. 114.
Overweights — Mary Belle. 2% pounds; Liberty Stdr. 2; Boxer, 2.
41299
SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. (March 7, 1916— 2:04%— 6— 101.)
olds and upward. .Claiming. .Net value to winner $475; second,
$600 Added. 4 -year -
$121; third. $64.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
4 1 259 ’PUTS AND C’LLS wb 7 106 6
41279 DON DODGE
41279 RBGRESO . w 5 109 7 2
4 1279* BEN ll.VMPSON wsb 5 104 4 4
4 1278 2 BRAN DO w 10 109 3 6
41245 BROWN FAV’RITBw 6 109 5 5
41292 SLUMBERER
7 7 4' !•» l"h j Bell G W Forman 7-5 7-5 6-5 9-20out
w 4 112 2 3 IS 1' 1*1 2* 2* C Rob’son W Walker 8 12 12 4 2
“ 3' 2J 2'J 3J 3-S R Simpson W Perkins 5 8 8 3 6-5
5' 5'S 3h 4' 4 3 S Sn’dman W V Casey 6 9 8 3 6-5
6'i 6 l 61 5 2 5* J Rod’g’ezB J Nugent 25 35 25 1 1-3
4h 3h f,> gak 1 Gregory R H Good 20 20 20 7 5
WSB 7 114 1 1 2h 4h 7 7 7 L Gentry D B Freeman 15 20 20 7 3
Time, 25%. 50, 1:15*-, 1:42%, 2:09. Track fast.
Winner — B. g. by Ixicohatchee — Putgada (trained by F. Musante; bred by Mrs. L. A. Livingston).
Went to post at 4:34. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. PUTS AND CALLS began slowly, but moved up steadily after going a Half mile and outstayed
DON DODGE through the last seventy yards. DON DODGE showed the most speed and only tired in
the last sixteenth. REGRESO was well up all the way. BEN HAMPSON ran fairly well. BRANDO
was always outrun.
Overweights — Puts and Calls. 2 pounds.
HAVANA FORM CHART*
HAVANA, CUBA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1919. — Oriental Park. Fifty-fifth day. Cuba- American
Jockey Club. Winter Meeting of 100 or more days. (18 books on.) Weather clear; temperature 75°.
So oily is the f ulmer, a sea bird common on St.
Kihla Island, that the natives kill it and pass
wick through the body, using it as a light.
Efforts are being made in Tasmania, Australia,
where the American rainbow trout planting has
been successful, to establish the Maine Sebago sal
iuou.
FAIR GROUNDS FORM CHART
NEW ORLEANS. LA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1919.— Fair Grounds. Thirty -seventh day.
ness .Men’s Racing Association. Winter Meeting of 54 days. Weather clear; temperature 66°.
Bus!
Judges. Joseph A. Murphy, J. B. Campbell and E. C. Smith. Starter, A. B. Dade.
Joseph McLennan.
Racing Secretary,
Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. (Chicago time 2:00 p. in.). W indicates whip. S spurs, It blinkers. Fig-
ures in parfmtheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and
weight carried. ’Indicates apprentice allowance.
A A GQO FIRST RACE— 3 1-2 Furlong*. (Feb. 9, 1916— 41 %— 2— 114.) $500 Added.
41^1/0 Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second, $121; third, $64.
2 -year- olds.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
4 121 4 -HIDDEN SHIP
4 1 1 75 CANVAS BACK
<41161 IBULAH F.
41135 A1RNAT
(41135 iRUNNAN
4 1 175 PUEBLO
3
W' 114
w 112 2 1
w 106 6 3
w no 1 6
w 115
w 115
4 4
5 2 4
45 5 4 7-5 7-10
15 20 15 6 3
45 7 7 25 6-5
25 3 14-51 2-5
4 45 16-56-5 3-5
1'5 1*5 R Troxler Kentucky Stable 3
25 25 F Murphy P A (.Mark
4 3 3" M Rowan W C Weant
3' 5 4'i C Rob’son H S Koppin
5' 5A J Metcalf A B Spreckels
6 6 D Conn’llyJ A Hendricks
Time, 23%. 35%. 42%. Track fast.
Winner- It. f, by Uniiard — Masks and Faces (trained by T. J. Harmon; br«*d by Mr. Edward R.
Itradhw).
Went t*» |H»st at 2:00. At post 3 minutes. Start gixxl ami slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. HIDDEN SHIP, showing the most sjieed and away fast, raced into a good lead at once and held
sway for the entire race, winning eased up. CANYAKRACK was away with a rush, but swerved out
slightly, then held on well at the end. KULA1I F. finished gamely after a hard drive and outstayed
AIRNAT at the end. The latter raced forwardly anil gamely. HUN NAN and PUEBLO ran out on the
stretch turn.
Scratched — 4 1175 2 Lonely. 114.
A A nn 4 SECOND RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (Feb. 12. 1916— 1 :42%— 4— 113.) $500 Added.
J[ 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $420; second, $148; third, $82
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
o n o p s
4084 6 ’SAINT’S BRIDGE wb 4 107 10 8 K»* 6 1 3*i 2* !»• H J BurkeJ O Talbott
4 1279 ’BABY CAL
4121 2 ’DUNDREA RY
41278 DERVISH
4 1 228 3 ROEDERER
W 6 109 12 1 25 2 1 ' lh V
4' 35 2 h 3 5 3*
VI 15 45 4 l 4 1
40834 RINGDOVE
41254 HASTY MABEL
41219 s ’BILL HUN LEY
4 12 78 ’REUBEN HUGH
41278 HRICKLEY
41087 BEAN SP IDLER
41148 SEA URCHIN
7 6 2J 6-5
J Durseh W C Weant 2 3 2 4-5 2-5
S Sn’dman J M Booker 20 20 20 8 4
N Barrett G W Dodge 12 15 15 6 .1
L Stalker Moore & Houbre 8 10 10 4 2
.1 Rod’g’ezT Francis 6 8 2 1
w 8 111 6 9 10 l lli 10' 9* 7“ D WishardW Walker 30 30 30 12 6
w 5 101 13 4 6J 51 5i 8J 8»* H Ericks’ nW Smith 20 20 20 8 4
w 4 99 2 3 7i 8'5 9£ 7 £ 9* C Rob’sonW H Fi/.er 6 8 8 3 8-5
w 4 101 9 10 9* 9' 8 2 10 2 10 3 E Wh’tley J Randolph 15 15 15 6 3
w 4 99 8 12 13 1 13' 13= ll'ill 1 1 Gregory C Lacoco 30 30 30 12 6
\v 8 111 14 7 11* 10 s 115 12 1 12* D (’onn’lly Romer & Br’mf’dlO P) 10 4 2
w 7 111 7 14 125 12i 12i 13' 13 5 H Cassity J F Long :*> 40 30 12 6
- R Pauley W L Drake 15 20 20 8 4
wsb 7 106 11 6
W B 7 111 4 5
\\ 4 110 3 11 5»‘ 75 7 2 5J 5 2
41277 SEN. BROD’RICK wb 4 109 1 2 3>« 4i 6b*6' 6‘
41277 HARWOOD
WB 6 111 5 13 14 14 14 14 14
Time. 24%, 48%. 1:14%, 1:42. 1:46%. Track fast.
Winner — It. g. by Bridge of Earn— Saint Denise (trained by S. A. Ulopton; bred in Ireland by Mr.
J. J. Maher). .....
Went to post at 2:25. At i»ost 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. SAINT’S BRIDGE made up ground from a slow beginning, came fast in the last sixteenth and
overhauled BABY CAL in the last stride. The latter had no mishaps, was well up all the way and.
after taking tin* lead, tired near the end. DUNDREARY raced forwardly throughout. DERVISH set a
good pace, but tired in tin* last quarter. SENATOR BRODERICK showed early speed.
Scratched— 41228 2 James F. Cummings, 106: 41278 Brown Velvet, 106; 4114fc> 2 Dalwood, 111.
Overweights — Roederer, 1 pound; Bill Hunley, 2.
A A one: THIRD RACE— I Mile and 70 Yards. (Feb. 12. 1916— 1 :42%— 4— 113.) $500 Added.
4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $420; second. $148; third, $82.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt %
%
% Str Fin
Jockeys Owners
0
H
C
P
S
4 1278 3 PHILISTINE
wn 6 111
1
1
3 h
5
5h
31 1“
A
Collins T F Bomman
31
4
l
8-5 4-5
( 4 1 037 )TH 1ST. GREEN
WB 6 106
6
7
1 1
> -T
V
11 2*
M
Garner C E Hamilton
31
4
16-57-5
3-;>
409 72 ’JIM WAKELY
wb 6 pm;
4
4
21
2i
2'1 3 2
c
Brown K'kamp & How n8
12
12
5
21
40835 FLASH OF STEELwb 5 111
12
5
73
7‘
4' 4'
R
Pauley R L Rogers
8
8
6
21
6-5
4 1245 3 YERMAK
w 6 114
10
8
9 1 '
pi”
11*
7b 5*
J
Rod’g’esW I. 8t*nfi*>d
6
12
10
4
2
40609 ACHERON
Wli 1 PH
11
12
101
9=
9*
5* 61
(!
Rob’son C E Rowe
8
15
12
5
2£
4 1149 HICKORYNl’T
wb 5 pm;
7
10 12
12
12
11= 7“
W
Ob. rt W Cahill
:w
30
30
12
6
41167 KING MART
w 7 111
2
6
6>i
5'
6‘
9 h 8 2
.1
Mooney Mayfield & Tevis7
8
8
s
8-5
41176’SIR DYKE
w 10 106
5
9
11*
11*
101
10' 91
I
Gregory R H Good
50
50
50
20
10
( 41 209 > SC ARP1 A IT.
WB 5 109
9
3
21
11
41
61 101
M
Rowan E Arlington
12
12
12
5
n
4 1276’ KINGLING II.
WB 6 106
n
2
1»|
41
81
81 ll 2
H
J BurkeJ P Mayberry
20
2 ">
20
8
4
40983 EULOGY
WB 6 100
8
11
8b
K
7'
12 12
H
Cassity J B Goodman
6
15
15
6
3
Time, i
24%.
49,
1:15, 1:42%,
1:47. Track fast.
Winner Ch. g. by Samson— Flower (trained by T. F. Boriiman: bred by Mr. L. B. Garside).
Went t<» post at 2:49. At post I minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. PHILISTINE cained steadily after reaching the stretch and got up to win . in the last stride.
THISTLE GREEN raced into the lead mi the last turn, but tired in the final drive. JIM WAKELY
raced forwardly, but tired in the last eighth. FLASH OF STEEL closed a gap and also tired near the
end YERMAK dosed a gap. KINGLING II. set the early pace and quit.
Scratched 4 1243 r Rhymer, 114; 40621 Passing Fancy, H>6; 41213-’ Adelante. Ill; 41148 Nonreddin, 114.
41296
FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (Feb. 13. 1915— 1:441s— 3— 104.) Baton Rouge
cap. $1,000 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $715; second.
$215: third. $110.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
(41164) ROYCK RtH'tLS
4 1256 -COURTSHIP
4 1256 s BOLSTER
4 0914 DIVERSION
Winner — B. g
Coflisteck I.
w b 4 103 3- 2 1** 1* 11 l 3 1’ H Ericks’ n T H Cross 2-5 3 14-5.1-5 out
\v r » 116 1 1 2'5 2’ 2 2 3 2* G Moles’thG A Marshall 9-106-5 7-101-3 out
wb 4 164 4 4 4 4 3£ 3 2 3“ .) Rod’g’ezT Francis 3 45 4 1 out
w f» 99 2 3 3* 3*1 4 4 4 C Rob’sonJ J O’Malley 10 12 12 3 4-5
Time, 23%. 47. 1:12%. 1:38%. 1:45%. Track last,
by Salvation Saintolat < trained by A. G. Blakeley: bred by Messrs. Lawrence &
Went to post at 318 At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second ami third driv-
ing. Ro VUE KOOLK Was rushed into a good lead at mice aud. setting a great pace, seemed to be tiring
wiivii approach in* the stretch turn, but drew far gwuy iu the lust eighth. LUL Ll£_lll ( gained steadily
Presiding Steward. C. J. Fitz Gerald.
Racing Secretary, Martin Nathanson.
Presiding Judge. W. II. Shelley. Starter, James Milton.
Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. (Chicago tftne 2:00 n. m.). W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-
ures in parentheses following tin* distance of dacli race indicate date, track record, age of horse and
weight carried. ’Indicates apprenti-e allowance.
A “I OAA first RACE— 3-8 Mile. (Jan. 21. 1916— 34%— 2— 113.) Purse $500. 2-year-olds.
‘ilOvU Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner $400; second, $70; third, $30.
Index
Horses
AWtPPSt %
% % Str Fin
Jockeys
Owners
O
H
C
P S
41217
3 FORD
w 117
1
4
l 3
1*
R Pall
Armonia Stable
1
1
1
2-5 out
41247
PAUL WEIDEL
xv 114
3
2
2J
2b
R Wingf’dM Lowenstein
t4
4
3
6-5 1-2
41201
3 DOUBLET H.
w 114
5
1
3'
3b
C Jackson
H G Wilkins
u
2
2
4-5 2-5
41217
PIE
w 114
7
3
4'
4*
T Nolan
H G Wilkins
u
2
2
4-5 2-5
41201
OLD RED
w 117
2
9
6c
D Roland
S T Baxter
14
4
4
8-5 4-5
41201
FLECHE
w 111
4
5
5 l
6 2
C Dishm’nM Lowenstein
f4
4
3
6-5 1-2
41247
QUEEN GAFFNEY
W 111
8
6
!♦-
7'
T Murray
S T Baxter
§4
4
4
8-5 4-5
41247
MARY FITZHUGH
w 111
10 10
10
8)
D Stirling
E T Zo Hit-offer
20
20
20
8 4
41201
SEA PRINCE
w 114
9
7
7'
9 s
W H’hries
1. H Baxter
20
2ft
2H
8 4
41201
ELLA STIRLING
w 111
6
8
X*
Pi
.1 Howard
J J Timmerman
8
8
8
3 8-5
Time, 2^%, 36. Trac
$4.10 straight. $3.10 place, $2.30 show; M. Lowenstein entry, $7.20 place.
t $ SCoupled iu betting; no separate place or show betting.
Time. 24%, 36. Track good.
$2 mutuels paid. Ford. $4.10 straight. $3
$3.80 show; II. G. Wilkins entry, $2.40 show.
Equivalent Linking odds— Ford, 105 to 100 straight. 55 to 100 place. 15 to 100 show; M. Lowenstein
entry, 260 to 1(8) place, 90 to 100 show; H. G. Wilkins entry, 20 to 100 show.
Winner — B. e, by Aeronaut — Bettie Bouncer (trained by W. A. Carter; bred by Mr. Edward B. Cas-
satt).
Went to post at 2:33. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. FORD dashed into the lead at once, set a fust pace anil won going away. PAUL WEIDEL raided
in closest pursuit, hut tired and just lasted long enough to outstay DOUBLET II. The latter ran well
and made a game finish. PIE finished fast and close up. OLD RED ran well.
A - 1 OA1 SECOND RACE— 3-4 MUe. (Dec. 28. 1915— 1 :11%— 4— 111.) Purse $500. 3*year olds.
Claiming. Net value to winner $400; second, $70; third, $30.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P S
41263’tIRON BOY w 10!) 7 2
41179 LOUISE MACK w 112 4 10
4 1 2 34 2 M A N D’ Ri N ’ S COATwn 113 6 8
41263’LINKSTRAP
4 1 064tLA VERNE
WB 114 12 6
w 112 8 11
w 104 11 4
15 li 1'5 l 2 Q Preece J J Timmerman 30 :S0 30 12
7 1 6 l 25 2> H ThurberJ S Tyree 5 5 3 2
45 4’5 4* 3’J H Tiullm’n F Schelke 8 8 8 3
2 1 25 3J 45 J Dreyer J W Nailer 12 12 12 5
lft'J 5'i 5 l 5* J Howard Williams Bros 6 6 6 2i
85 8’ 6«* 6 2 L Fator S Polk 12 12 12 5
6
1
8-3
0-5
24
41252 2 *M ISS IVAN w
107
9
9
9 2 7i
T-
72
T Murray
K
Spence
2
2
2
4-5
2-5
41252 THE TALKER wn
114
10
U
11' ll 2
94
Nnk
W Kelsay
G
W Lo ft
4
4
4
8 5
4-5
(41234 )CA BALL!) w it
114
5
5
3'i 3 2
8*
9£
T Nolan
G
W Rilierman
::
3
3
6-5
3-5
( 41266 )• BUSTER CLARK w
109
3
7
«i »»:
ill'
10 2
R Davies
W
Dondas
15
15
15
6
3
4 1263 3 MIKE DIXON w
114
1
1
5fkl0>
10£.
ll 2
R Pall
P.
E Grcham
10
10
10
4
2
412661 SEARCH LIGHT III. w
110
3
12 12
12
12
W Doyle
E
T Zollicoffer
50
50
50
20
10
fMutuel field. Time, 24. 48%, 1:15. Track good.
$2 mutuels paid. Ifon Boy. field. $29.70 straight, $15.60 ‘place. $6.00 show; Louise Muck. $7.20 place,
$4.60 show: Mandarin’s Coat, $8.20 show.
Equivalent Itooking odds — Iron Boy. field. 13S5 to 100 straight. 680 to 100 place, 200 to 100 show;
Louise Mack. 260 to 100 place. 130 to 100 show; Mandarin’s Coat. 310 to 100 show.
Winner— Ch. c, by Star Shoot — Partridge (trained by J. J. Timmerman; bred by Mr. John E. Mad-
den). «
Went to post at 2:58. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. IRON BOY raced to the front soon after the start aud. setting a good pace, won easing up.
LOUISE MACK began slowly, but made up much ground and finished fast. MANDARIN’S COAT ran a
game race- and finished close up. LINKSTRAP allowed speed, but tired. LA VERNE closed a big gap.
CABALLO quit badly.
41302
THIRD RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Jan. 24. 1917— 1 :05%— 5— 102.) Purse $500. 4-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $400: second, $70; third, $30.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt %
% % Str Fin Jockeys Ow ners
0
H
c
P S
41262 FRASCUELO
w 5 105
9
9
4*5 3*
lb A Pickens A
Lezama
3
3
3
6-5 3—5
4 1235 ’SCYLLA
W 5 92
3
3
21 l'i
; 2«b J Wida E
C Griffith
15
15
15
6 3
410124NO TRUMPS
wb 5 102
5
1
l 2 2£
3* H Bullm’n J
Corujo
15
15
8
3 8-5
41158 TOKADX MARCHw 5 106112
10
10* 8*
A\ W Kelsay J
W Fuller
35
4
4
8-5 4-5
41691 DIXIE HIGHWAY
w 4 101
2
2
5 2 H Lumf’d K
Spence
4
5
5
2 1
41188 BARTON
w 6 102
4
5
8»J 9J
6'i H PhurberC
Middleton
5
5
5
2 1
41249 TWINKLE TOES
w 5 10-1
l
4
7' 7£
7". R Ball H
W Swan
10
10
10
4 2
41235 PRINCE BONF.RO
w 4 10!
6
7
5nk 4£
8i J Dreytr W
. C Wostmorel’d3i
4
4
8-5 4-5
41169 ENVER BEY
»v B 8 102
10
6
3-4 6*
t» J D’miniek El
Morro Stable
5
s
5
2 1
46947 LADY JAMES
w 7 101 ■
‘ 8
8
9' 10 2
J) 2 R Davies J
Price
20
20
20
4 1 1221 ASSESSOR
w 9 103
7
11
11“ 11 ,0 11' W W Dovie B
E Graham
40
40
40
7
37232ICHIEF ORSB’RX
wb 4 110 11
12
12 12
12 W Mor’seyF
Delbarrio
40
40
40
15 7
tMutuel field. Time, 24. 49%, 1:09%. Track good.
$2 mutuels paid. Frascuelo, $11.60 straight. $6.50 place, $3.70 show: Scylla, $36.30 place, $13.00
show: No Trumps, $4.00 show.
Equivalent booking odds — Frascuelo. 480 to 100 straight. 225 to 100 place, 85 to 100 show: Scylla,
1715 to 100 place, 550 to 100 show; No Trumps, 1 <M» to 100 show.
Winner — Ch. h, by Plaudit — Breezyland (trained by W. C. Daly; bred by Mrs. E. F. Pritchard).
Went to post at 3:21. At post 1 minute. Start gixxl and slow. Won driving; second aud third the
same. FRASCUELO closed a gap with a rush anil, in a fast finish, won in the last stride. SCYLLA
raced into the lead, but tired in the final drive. NO TRUMPS got away in front aud set a gixxl pace,
but was tiring at the end. TOKALON MARCH closed a big gap. ENVER BEY quit and can do much
better.
Overweights — Tokalon March; 4% pounds; Twinkle Toes, 3; Prince Bonero. 3; Lady James, 1%;
Assessor, 1.
A A QAO FOURTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Jan. 24. 1917— 1 :05%— 5— 102.) Purse $500. 4-year-
^IaOvO olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $400; second, $70; third, $30.
Index Horses
AWtPPSt %
%"
“i Str Fin
Jockeys Owners
O
H~"
C
P
S
412 35* B< >X X I B TESS
WB 6 97
6
5
6*
6 2 lb li
T
Murray H W Boyer
15
15
15
6
(41 188) BRIZZ
WB 6 109
4
6
fJJ.
:,1 ^uk 2*
T
Nolan R Larrea
6
6
5
2
1
39689 STORM BOUND
w 1 101
5
3 ..
*3i
a) .11 •» *
J
Dreyer J Walters
2
2
2
4-G
2 5
41145 s LUZZI
W 6 102
2
2
•M
45 4‘ 4*
II
ThurbcrW A McKinney
12
12
12
5
2*
41 109 S CALL SHOT
w 7 105
1
1
u
li 5'*. 5 2
A
Pickens .1 W O’Neal
4
5
5
2
1
4 1236 2 YORKYILLE*
W B 9 108
7
4
4'5
, 3'i 6' 6|
II
JcfTcott E L Fitzgerald
3-2
3-2
3-2
3-5
13
41 159* RL.\N< .“HIT A
w 6 1"*'
3
7
7‘
72" 7 « 7*
Q
Preece W Gargan
15
15
15
6
:;
41691 I1WFA
wb 5 108
S
s
s
8 8 8
W
Kelsay C Fellowes
5
5
5
2
I
Time
24. 48
%.
1:03, 1 : 10% •
Track good.
$2 in 11 tile Ik paid. Ronnie Teas, $36.80 straight. $15.10 place. $6.09 show; Brizz. $7.90 place, $3.90
show: Storm Bound. $3.40 show.
Equivalent booking odds — Bonnie Tess, 1740 to 109 straight. 655 to lot) tdace, 200 to 100 show; Brizz,
295 to 100 place, 95 to 100 show; Storm Bound. 70 to 100 show.
Winner— 1 Ch. iu. ‘by Star Shoot — Last Cherry (trained by R. Stiekney: bred by Mr. John E. Madden).
Went to post at 3:45. At ix>st 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. BONNIE TESS came with a rush on the outside and outstayed BRIZZ in the final drive. ’Hu-
latter ran a good race, closed a gap and tired iu the final strides. CALL SHOT showed the most early
speed, but quit. YORKYILLE ran much below his true form.
Scratched — 10601 '-’Bank. 100: 41169 King Worth. 108: 41109 Rora. 96; 41169 James. 105.
Overweights — Bonnie Tess. 2 pounds; Brizz. 1: Storm Bound. 2: Luzzi. 2; Blauchita. 5.
41304
FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (Jan. 24. 1917--1 :05%— 5—102. ) Purse $600. 3-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $450: second. $100; third, $50.
Index Hordes
AWtPPSt V4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owner*
O U C P 8
4 1223 3 LITTLE NEPHEW w S 102 8 1
-11224* SISTER SUSIE w 6 107 2 2
l'l l'i l'i l“k W Doyle K L Tibanear
2'i 25 2‘ 2i H Jeffewtt H Coons
8 8 8 3 8-5
8-5 8-5 8-5 7-101-3
Thursday, February 13, 1919
DAILY RACING FORM
3
(41145)* WALT. MACK WB 4 97 7 4
41251 2 FORT BLISS
41124 (MARK M.
41224 PRRMIl'M
36625 - MARION
4 1223 -KING TUSCAN
w 4 107 4 3
tv B 9 1081 3 6
WB 5 mh 1 5
w 3 98 5 7
wb 6 102 6 8
3U 3*5 3 1 3= T Murray K Spence
5 » 4 nk 4 i> 411 j Dreyer F D Weir
0* 6 ® 5 4 5 4 J D’minickG Holmes
4i 51 6 ® 6 ® .1 Howard J W Fuller
7* 7* 7* 7 ,w L Fa ter Cooper Bros
8 8 8 8 H ThurberF Schelke
Time, 23%, 48, 1:07%. Track good.
8-5 8-5 8-5 7-101-3
3 3 3 6-5 3-5
10 10 10 4 2
8 8 8 3 8-5
50 50 50 20 10
4 4 4 8-5 4-5
$2 mutuels paid. Little Nephew, $17.10 straight, $6.30 place. $4.90 show; Sister Susie, $3.30 place,
$2.70 show: Walter Mack. $3.50 show.
Equivalent booking odds— Little Nephew. 755 to 100 straight. 215 to 100 place, 145 to 100 show;
Sister Susie. 65 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Walter Mack, 75 to 100 show.
Winner— B. g. by Uncle — Miss Granville (trained by J. Allen: bred by Mr. John E. Madden).
Went to post at 4:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. LITTLE NEPHEW got away quickly and set a fast pace, but tired and just lasted long enough
to win. SISTER SFSIE was cut off on the stretch turn, but came with a rush when clear. WALTER
MACK ran a good rsu-e and finished close up. FORT BLISS ran well. KING TUSCAN was awav badly.
Scratched— (41205lDimitri. 110.
Overweights— Walter Mack, 1 pound; Clark M., 2%; Premium. 3%; Marion. 3; King Tuscan, 2.
A “| OAK SIXTH RACE— I Mile and 50 Yards. (Maroh 6, 1918—1:41—5—117.) Purse $500.
TlOUtJ 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $400; second, $70: third, $30.
I ndex Horses
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
O H C P
4 1 003 2 GUIDE POST wb 9 104 2
4 1272 -AUSTRAL w 4 109 1
4 1265 -ST. JUDE wb 4 101 3
41271 * ZODIAC WB 8 106 6
4 1008 MAXIM’S OHOICEw B 8 109 4
41262 CLONA KILTY wb 4 1051 5
41265 3 * UXAR w 4 109 7
4 43 4- 35 lj 15 H ThurberL H Dickinson 3 3 3 6-5 3-5
6 6 % 6 4 5‘ 35 ?5 T Nolan W E Scott 6-5 6-5 6-5 1-2 out
1 25 2nk I 2 25 3= J Dreyer J P Ross 3 3 3 6-5 3-5
3 7 7 6 2 5* 4= R Ball BE Graham 20 20 20 8 4
5 5 s 5'i 4’i 4“k 5= W Kelsay F Schelke 444 8-6 4-5
7 35 3J 7 7 6 4 C Dishm’n H Oots 20 20 20 8 4
2 1= 15 25 6 1 7 T Murray K Spence 4 4 4 8-5 4-5
Time, 24%, 49, 1:15%, 1:42%, 1:46. Traok good.
$2 mutuels paid. Guide Tost, $7.40 straight, $3.20 place, $2.60 show; Austral, $3,00 place, $2.60
show; St. Jude. $3.30 show.
Equivalent bonking odds — Guide Post, 270 to 100 straight. 60 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show; Austral,
50 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show”, St. Jude. 65 to 100 show.
Winner — It. in. by Filigrane — Lady Augusta (trained by L. H. Dickinson; bred by Mr. Fred A. For-
sythe 1.
Went to post at 4:35. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the
same. GUIDE POST, after raring well up from the start, responded gamely when called on and won
drawing clear. AUSTRAL began slowly, but came with n rush through the stretch. ST. JUDE tired
after racing into the lead on the last turn. ZODIAC finished well. CLOXAKILTY showed early speed
UXAR quit after setting the pace to the far turn.
Scratched — 41283 Egmont. 113.
Overweights — Austral. 1 pound: Clonakilty, 3%.
TOMOT. ch. c, 2 (M) 112
41086 F.G’nds 3-8 37%slow 10 116 6
SANDY MACK, b. c, 2 (M) 112
41273 F.U’nds 35 f 43%fast 15 117 7
First start for the following:
KERRY LASS. ch. f, 2 (M) 111
PRECIOUS PEARL, b. f, 2 (M) 109
RAGAZZA, blk. f, 2 (M) 110
THELMA E., cb. f, 2 (M) 109
Also eligible to start should any of the
GOLDIE ROSE, b. f, 2 (M) 100
41082 F.G’nds 3-8 39 hvy 8 112 4
41049 F.G’nds 3-8 36 good 20 114 6
By Voorhees— Micco (A. B. Sprockets).
6 6 17 J Metcalf 6 Canvasback, Airnat, Roue Dry
By Assagai — Brief (Winous Point Stable).
7*i G 1 * W Collins s Friz, Peccant, Bom* Dry
By Heno— Kilcrea (R. A. Clark).
By Zeus — Allcharm (Q. Yzquiordo).
By His Majesty — Henpeck (E. Arlington).
By Harrigan— Lady Maxim (B. A. Jones),
above be scratched:
By Sir Huon — Trappist (J. Greenberg).
C 4 5*3 D Conn’lly 9 liiddenShip. My Ada, OgdenGirl
4* 4 13 M Garner 11 M. Jemima. Talisman. B.andCnll
SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Feb. 19. 1916 — 1:05%-
Fair Grounds Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, February 13.
WEATHEK CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
The figures under the beading “Rec." in the
entries below chow the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record was
made on other than a fast or good track,
abbreviations show track conditions.
Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. (Chicago time 2:00.)
0 Superior mud runner. X Good mud runner.
*Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens.. ‘Apprentice
allowance.
First Race — 3 1-2 Furlongs.
2-.vear-olds. Maidens. Claiming.
(Track record: Feb. 9, 1916— 41 %— : 2— 114.)
Today’s
41210*
Bla ckie Daw
.110 1:07m
0 108 X 735
39973=
Night Wind
.110 1:00%
4 100 * 735
409*0
Hiimma
.115 1:07%
4 104.. 730
412*9
Marie Miller
.105 1:06%
5 101X730
412*9
Charlie Leydeckor.
.100 1:07
4 112X730
40345
Kukltix
.100 1:09%
4 1 09 X 725
412*9
Dragoon
.100^1:08
4 104.. 725
40*32
Mars Mouse
..101 1:00%
4 109.. 700
Also
of the
eligible to start in
above be scratched:
order named
should any
41230
Lively
.105 l:12%h
.113 1:07
5 100X730
412*9
Ultima Thule . . ,
4 109*730
Ind.
Horse.
Wt.
Rec.
A.Wt.Han.
41240=
Miss Minks
..113
:44%U
114X725
41240
Smiles
. .105
:43%h
110X720
41273=
Bone Dry
. .110
:43%
114. .713
41240 3
Dandy Van ....
. .100
:45%li
112X715
41240
I Am First . . .
.103
:45%h
109. .705
40857
Helen Hartman
109. .705
41030
Tomnt
112. .700
41273
Sandy Mack . . .
Kerry 1 j*ss, ch.
".*.".116
f.
:46%
112. .700
by Heno — Kilcrea
Precious Pearl, b.
f. by Zeus — All-
<-harni
Ragazza. br. f, by
His Majesty —
Henpeck
Thelma E.. ch., f.
by Harrigan —
Lady Maxim . . .
109.
Also eligible to start should any of the above be
scratched:
41082 Goldie Rose 109. .710
Miss Minks is best of those which have started.
Second Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: Feb. 19, 1916— 1 :05%— 4— 129.)
4 105*725
4 110.. 720
4 106X715
3 99.. 715
4 112X715
6 1170710
8 112X710
4 110X710
3 99 X 710
4 110X705
8 114X700
4 105X700
Also eligible to start in order named should any
of the above be scratched:
41137
Azalea
. .112
1:07%
(41050)
Merry Lass
..110 1:07%
41209 ; *
Ermitana
. .107
1 :08%
(41241 )
Mina wand
. .111
1:09%
41103
.lack K
. . 107
1:07
41195
Port Light
. .113
1:06%
41233
Miss Kruter
. .110 1:08%
41129=
Mar Tom
. .10*
1:08%
41229*
Sid C. Keener . .
. .111
1:09%
39529 s
Honolulu Boy
. .109
1 :07%
4122*
Early morn
. .112
1 :10%h
41117*
Little D. (M)..
..111
1:08%
10959
Bon Otis
.100 1:09%
5
100X715
41050
It. H. Anderson..
.113 1:08
5
109X715
41103
Kittiwake (Mt
111 1:11
4
105. .700
41000
Lady Small (M).
.104 11:08%
4
105. .700
41228
Edith L
.108 1:07
4
110X710
40972
Onico
.103 1:07%
4
105X715
Azalea is fast when fit.
Third Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
Iroquois Purse.
3 -year-olds and upward. Allowances.
129.)
114X750
4117* Bring hurst 112 1:06%
409*0 Assume 115 1:06
torn* 3 Basil 100 1:09%
(Track record: Feb. 19, 1916-1:05%-
409*0 Top o’ th* Morning. 140 1 :06
8 106.. 745
5 114*745
5 117X735
Top o’ th’ Morning is a fast one.
Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
Rant-ocas Pnrse.
4-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
(Track record: Feb. 13, 1915 — 1:44% — 3 — 104.)
41276 3 BUFORD 114 1:45% 5 104 X 750
(41257) Kate Bright 4 100 x 740
41276- Sands of Pleasure. 101 1:46% 6 104 x 735
(41118) Fern Handley 112 1:47 4 103 x 730
Buford seems best at the weights.
Fifth Race— 1 1-4 Miles.
4-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: March 7, 1916 — 2:04%
(41245)
41290*
41179 2 *
41290
41152
41259*
Old Ben
Irregular ....
Thanksgiving
Queen Apple
King Neptune
Jason
10912:16
101 2:05%
112 2:07
.‘.’.’.HO 2:08
....111 2:17%h
Old Ren is in excellent form.
Sixth Race— 1 Mile.
3-year-olds. Claiming.
(Track record: Jan. 11, 1916—1:37%— 5— 106.)
41288=* Espano (M) 97 t:50%h 98x725
41278* Frank Shannon ...102 1:44%h 105X720
41253= Vision (M) 100X715
41278 Jas./ A. Sheridan *M) 116 1 :53h 105.. 710
41241* Rae Samuels (M). 95X710
41215* Todrrah (M) 100*710
41229 Thos. F. McMahon. 102 l:49%h 108x705
41215* Homlini (M) 105.. 705
41287* George Muehlebach 99 l:45%h 103.. 705
41037 Cain Spring 10*.. 705
40958 Verity 103 x 700
41255 Harvey Smarr (M). 106 1:51m 108..7(H)
40561 Bessie Helmet (M) . 100..7(H)
41005 Brimful 103.. 700
Also eligible to start in order named should any
of the above be scratched:
41215 Caraway (M) 99 l:471i 100 . 700
41215 s Astraea (M) 106 1 :46m 100X715
Espano’s last race was proiuisinlg.
Seventh Race— 1 1-16 Miles.
4 -year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: Feb. 13. 1915— 1:44%— 3— 104.)
41279* Semper Stalwart. . .102 1:48% 6 107 X 725
(4127*) Gordon Roberts ...114 1:49% 6 112.. 720
(41259) Dahabiah II 92 1:47% 4 105.. 715
41274 Kenward 99 1:48% 5 112x715
41245 s Blue Rock 110 1:47% 6 112x710
41279* Gleipner 102 1:46% 6 107x710
41279 Ninety Simplex ...108 1:46% 7 112x710
(41243)* Dickery Dare 4 106X710
41060 Lukemae 114 1:48% 7 112x705
41245 Amalgamator 109 1:47% 5 112X700
41278 Brown Velvet Ill 1:47% 6 107.. 700
41295* Sir Dyke 114 1:49% 10 107 x 700
Semper Stalwart is racing well.
FAIR GROUNDS JOCKEY PERCENTAGES.
From January 1, 1918, to February 2, 1919, Inclusive.
Jockey.
P.C.
At or
Under
Wt. Mts.
1st.
2d.
3d.
Jockey.
PC.
At or
Under
Wt.
Mts.
1st.
2d.
3d.
Pauley, R
. .23
106
257
59
35
38
Wishard, D
. .10
10S
10
1
0
3
Ensor, L
. .22
109
550
122
83
79
Pool, E
. .09
104
435
37
53
66
Robinson, C. ..
. .21
98
146
31
21
19
Willis, O
. .09
105
368
33
47
43
Cruuip, W. ...
. .19
107
165
31
25
24
Troxler, It
. .09
114
171
16
22
16
O’Brien, W. J..
. .18
114
287
52
41
38
Brown, 0
. .09
104
183
10
17
28
< assity, H
. .18
96
218
40
25
29
Kleeger, B
. .08
111
224
19
28
29
Smith, F
. .15
101
406
59
48
51
Rowan, M
. .08
106
178
15
12
12
Garner, M. ...
. .15
106
349
52
57
54
Hanover, .T. ...
. .08
109
142
11
10
20
Stalker, L
. .15
105
295
43
37
40
Parrington, T. .
. .08
109
101
8
12
10
Mooney, J
. .13
98
521
6S
62
69
Bolton, R
. .08
100
50
4
1
11
Murphy, F. ...
. .13
106
297
38
24
31
Collins, A
. .07
106
644
43
76
58
Moles worth, G..
. .13
105
305
23
27
33
Gaugel. L
. .07
107
152
11
16
10
Rodriguez, J. . .
. .12
101
666
83
80
81
Miller, C
. .07
103
70
5
4
8
Connelly, D. ...
. .12
111
655
76
85
89
Schwartz, M. .
. .07
85
15
1
1
1
Gentry, L
. .12
112
444
52
53
42
Bell, J
. .05
107
147
7
11
12
Erickson, H. ..
. .12
85
312
39
28
41
Stearns, H
. .05
100
101
5
14
17
De Ford. J
. .12
102
181
22
28
23
Pinnegar, B. ...
. .05
114
63
5
1
8
Wakoff, H
. .12
100
129
16
18
13
Burger, N
. .05
108
62
3
7
7
Matthews, M. ..
. .12
107
94
11
13
9
Anderson, M. .
. .05
102
39
2
1
4
Stew, F
. .12
103
92
11
5
7
Collins, W
. .04
107
147
6
13
17
Haynes, E
. .12
110
84
10
15
7
Carroll, G. W...
. .04
102
140
6
13
11
Rice. T
. .11
no
377
40
46
64
Denyse, R
. .04
100
126
5
7
12
McTuggart, J. .
. .11
106
254
27
47
35
Scott, J
. .03
101
32
1
3
0
Dursch. J
. .11
108
233
25
21
20
Gregory, I ....
. .02
98
115
2
11
10
Obert, W
. .11
103
190
20
24
15
Robinson. W. . .
no
22
0
3
3
Donahue, E. ...
. .11
98
134
15
11
13
Constantine, W.
105
23
0
3
2
Burke, H. J
. .11
100
119
13
10
13
Boyle, S
95
26
0
2
1
Kirschbamn. C. .
. .11
110
80
9
14
7
Romanelli, R. .
101
16
0
*»
0
Manders, W. . .
. .11
111
18
2
0
3
Merimee, F. ...
100
64
0
0
3
Buxlou, M. ...
. .10
108
431
42
51
53
Cochran, C
100
6
0
0
1
Sneidman. S. . .
. .10
102
298
29
31
28
Bolger, S
100
1
0
0
0
Barrett, N.
. .10
104
214
21
28
26
Ridenour, W. .
100
7
0
0
0
Metcalf. J. ...
. .10
109
142
14
17
16
Cruise. M
100
22
0
0
0
FIRST RACE — 3 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds.
Index Course Dist TimeT’ckOdds Wt St % % %
MISS MINKS, b. f. 2 (M)
114
4 1 240 F.G’ nds
3* f
43%hvy
13-5
113
5
41175 F.G nds
31 f
4:{Vsgood
12
110
7
41128 F.G’nds
3-8
39%hvy
10
114
6
41002 F.G’nds
3-8
37%hvy
3!
113
8
40*70 F.G’nds
3-8
36%fast
13-5 114
3
40911 F.G’nds
3-8
38%hvy
12
112
6
SMILES, b. f,
2 (M)
no
41240 F.G’nds
31 f
43%hvy
30
105
T
BONE DRY.
b. e, 2
(M)
114
41273 F.G nds
31 f
43%fast
7
116
3
41135 F.G’nds
3-8
38 hvy
30
113
6
41115 F.G’nds
3-8
38%hvy
20
112
2
41036 F.G’nds
3-8
37%slow
10
112
2
4U957 F.G’ nds
3-8
37 good
10
115
1
40911 F.G’nds
3-8
38%hvy
12
115
3
4*1890 F.G’nds
3-8
37 good
15
116
5
40830 F.G’nds
3-8
36%fast
12
116
9
DANDY VAN
, ch. C,
2 (M)
112
41240 F.G’nds
3i f_
43%hvy
5
106
6
41115 F.G’nds
3-^
38%hvy
4
114
5
40904 F.G’nds
3-8
38%mud
8-5
114
3
40857 F.G’ nds
3-8
37%hvy
2
114
3
Maidens. Claiming. (Feb. 9, 1916 — 41% — 2 — 114.)
Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
By Jim Gaffney— Effie Paton (A. E. Hundley).
3 * 2% 'M Buxton 11 Emma Weller. Dan. Van, Smiles
5 l 5% M Buxton 8 KedRedRose, Lonely. Mlle.Dazie
2‘ 2j M - Buxton 11 Red Red Rose, Oleaster, MyAda
8 1 8 4 1 M Buxton 12 Diomed, Beck and Call, Airnat
2J 2= M Buxton 12 Mlle.Dazie, Ladylone, B.andCall
5 4 6* F Murphy 7 Ziziz, OgdenGirl, Clear the Way
By Jaok Atkin — Her Ladyship (M. C. Moore).
6-1 4*1 H J Burkell Em. Weller, M. Minks, Dan. Van
By Beach Comber— Melton Mowbray (F. S. Peabody)
21 3 3 1 L Gentry 8 Friz, Peccant. Rooneville
6 6'= L Gentry 5 Kunnan, Foreclosure, Airnat
61 5 18 L Gentry 6 Airnat, AttaBoyll., Dandy Van
3 h 3* L Gentry 6 Canvasback, Airnat, R. Lester
6 s 6* L Gentry 7 Kut.nan, Marvin May, Airnat
6>° 6*1 L Gentry 7 Ziziz, OgdenGirl. Clear the Wav
3% 5% L Gentry 7 Krewer, Minute Man. C. the Way
7 a 7*| L Gentry 10 Metem, Ogden Girl, Krewer
By Charles Edward — Ruahwater (Knebelkamp A
Howerton).
2 *> 3 % E Pool 11 Em. Weller. Miss Minks, Smiles
3 5 3*1 M Buxton 6 Airnat, Atta Boy II., R. Lester
31 3 l M Buxton 8 Annubclle. Quick Fire, Pueblo
31 2uk l Ensor 6 Pueblo. Airnat. Helen Hartman
I AM FIRST, ch. f. 2 (M) 109
41240 F.G’nds 31 f 43%hvy 25 103 1
41161 F.G’nds 3-8 37%slow 20 HO 8
41069 F.G’nds 3-8 38 hvy 30 106 6
40970 F.G’nds 3-8 36%fast 25 114 11
HELEN HARTMAN, b. f. 2 (M) 109
40857 F.G’nds 3-8 27%hvy 20 *111 5
40830 F’G’nds 3-8 36%fast 20 115 10
By Cock o’ the Walk — Fair Empress (H. S. Konnin)
~>h 6*4 C Rob’sonll Km. Weller. M. Minks. Dan Van
7' 8 7 J C Rob’sonlO Eulali F., R. Division, QuiekFire
6 4 6 12 C Rob’son 7 Foreclosure, Airnat, Ella T
12 12 13 J Scott 12 Mile. Dazie. Miss Minks. L.Ione
By Cock o* the Walk — Bessie Simpson (A. C. Por-
retto).
G* 4% L Lyke 6 Pueblo, Dandy Van, Airnat
10 10* 8 L Lyke 10 Metem, Ogden Girl, Krewer
129.)
AZALEA, b. f,
41137 F.G’nds
40892 F.G’nds
39972 Church’ 1
38792 Latonia
38621 Latonia
38570 Douglas
38168 Church’ 1
36400 Latonia
MERRY LASS,
41050 F.G’nds
37614 Oakl’wn
37516 Oakl’wn
3< 291 F.G’nds
ERMITANA, b.
41209 F.G’nds
41097 F.G’nds
(10979 F.G’nds
40959 F.G’nds
39055 Reno
38970 Reno
38767 Reno
38728 Reno
4 105
51 f 1 :10 hvy 16-5 109 2
5\ t l:07%good 20 117 5
3-4 l:13%fast 63 104 2
3-4 1:13 good 8 99 3
3-4 l:13%fast 9 103J 4
3-4 l:ll%fast 5 98 6
3-4 l:16%mud 16 100 6
3-4 l:13%fast 19-10 109 2
ch. f. 4
5i f 1 :08%good 30
5i f l:07%fast 6
51 f 1 :07%fast 41
51 f 1 :08%f ast 12
no
104 2
110 3
104 1
100 7
4 3
9 10
f, 4 105
51 f 1 :10%hvy 11-5 107
51 f 1:11 hvy 7 107
51 f 1:07 fast 16-5 107
51 f l:08%good 25 108
3-4 1:13 fast 9 101
3-4 1:13 fast 21-10 107
6* f l:08%fast 7-5 107
3-4 l:14%fast 13-10 106
MINAWAND, ch. f, 3
41241 F.G’nds
4076:) Jef'son
40677 Jef’son
40604 Jef’son
40573 Jef’son
40468 Jef’son
52 f 1:10 hvy 18-5 111
3-4 1:19 hvy 13-5 112
5J f l:ll%hvy 1 112
51 f l:09%good 3J 111
61 f l:ll%slow 5 111
62 f 1 :15%hvy 12-5 111
3
1
4
• 2
By Peep o’Day — Belle of Ashland (M. J. Rooney).
5 1 5*2 B Kleeger 10 Bathilde. Scarpia II., Ina Kay
7 6 n B Kleeger 7 Pepper, Kama, Marasmus
42 6* J Frach 6 LastCoin, Mar. Miller, Oc. Sweep
22 5 8 | J Gruber 12 Sirocco. Clairvoyant, Nepe
42 4* A Johnson 6 Kama. Skiles Knob, King Belle
9% 9 l ° O Willis 12 Kama, Impressive, King Belle
6 1 7 18 H LunsFd 7 Squeeler, Sedan. Ritle
1 1 1» E Martin 12 Spearlene, Edith L\. B. Peddler
By Ben Trovato— Royal Child (Y. Mannales).
12 l 1 H J Burkel2 Ophelia W., T. as Steel. KingK.
2* 3= J Dursch 12 Nib, Thrift. Lady Small
3 4 2 5 O Willis 12 Harry Mason, Sayeth, Malice
9*2 9*1 R Slmpsonl2 Lady Eileen. Lady Small, Gleam
By Yon Tromp— Isolation (H. Neusteter).
S' 3 s E Pool 0 Scarpia II.. Bathilde. Tze-Lsi
1'2 l 3 B Pool 9 rar.Boy, Trusty, NinetySimplex
6 1 6 7 C Rob’sonl2 Sabretash. Ina Kay. Liberator
4 s 4 8 | J Mooney 9 Kama, Marasmus, Daedalus
4 12 J McIntyre 5 It.ElP’nton, Prom. Me, M.M’lsby
4 7 3 J Glass 5 Careen. MayM’lsby, LauraMiller
3* J Glass 6 Laura Miller, MineralJim, Wand
6 18 J Glass 7 R.ElPle’santon, Wand, B. Quince
By Lonawand — Mintless (W. P. Reed).
1’2 U A Collins 8 Ph. Maid. C. Boothe, R. Samuels
2% 4 4 2 F Rob’son 4 Toombeola, Astraea, Vigilante
4 1 6 9 2 F Rob’sonlO Verity, Jack Healey, Astraea
2*2 2d J Rod’g’ezl2 Toddler, Shady, Queen's Maid
1*2 2 3 F Rob’son 6 T.Cul.Bon, Toddler, Directress
6 8 6*2 F Rob’son 8 Salgeorge, Franc. Star. Tantalus
JACK X., b. c, 4
1U
41163 F.G’nds 52 f 1:08 slow 8 IIS 11
40972 F.G’nds 52 f l:06%fast 20 116 1
40789 Jef’con 52 f l:09%good 32 108 2
40679 Jef’son 52 f 1:12 hvy 4 112 5
40006 Jef’son 52 f 1:09 good 16-5 109 2
40581 Jef’son 52 f 1:10 slow 15 111 1
40569 JsU son 52 f 1:13 hvy 11-5 113 3
40493 Jef’son lm20y 1:56 hvy 15 110 6
PORT LIGHT, b. g, 6
41195 F.G’nds 52 T l:08%mud
52 f l:10%hvy
62 f 1 :06%fast
5 h f l;07%fast
52 f 1:12 hvy
Ab3-4 l:09%fast
18-5 110
3 111
117
111 1
113 2
113 3
113 11
1
3-4 1 :18%hvy 23-10 114 2
3-4 1:14 fast 63 10 111 1
41017 F.G’nds
40972 F.G’nds
40898 F.G’nds
40860 F.G’nds
34676 Empire
34315 FortErie
29770 Laurel
MISS KRUTER, b. m. 8 112
41233 F.G’nds lm70y l:53%hvy 4 106 1
41209 F.G’nds 52 f l:10%hvy 3 113 6
41130 F.G’nds 52 f l:12%hvy 8-5 112 2
41061 F.G’nds lm70yl:51%mud 13-5 1062 3
41005 F.G’nds 52 f l:ll%hvy 6 113 1
40902 F.G’nds lm20y l:43%fast 4 106 1
40848 F.G’nds lm20y l:48%hvy 12-5 106 2
40809 Jef’son 3-4 l:17%good 22 109 2
TOM, b. g. 4 110
F.G nds 52 f 1:13 hvy 8-5 113 1
F.G’nds 52 f l:10%hvy 8 112 6
F.G’nds 52 f l:ll%hvy 20 109 9
F.G’nds 52 f l:08%slow 12 1062 5
Jef’son 3-4 l:15%good 20 109 6
Jef’son 52 f l:14%hvy 11-5 108 4
Jef’son 52 f 1:16 hvy 9-5 106 2
Douglas 1 1 :40%fast 12 97 7
41129
41095
41005
40938
40596
40563
40544
38467
SID C. KEENER,
By Ossary — Mixpah
92 11 20 E Haynes 12
3nk 3«J E Haynes 12
1“ 12 R Pauley 8
3 l 4*5 A Johnson 7
l h 2 h A Johnson 9
Id id E Haynes 10
Id 2% F Rob’son 7
6 6 58 F Merimee 6
(W. L. Stanfield).
Billie K.. Sybil. Jessie C.
PortLight, W.o’W’doni, BillieR.
Medusa, Risponde. Aluia Louise
Medusa, W.H. Buckner. Tze-Lsi
OllieMartin, Reilloc, Thir.Seveu
General. Liberator, Bon Otis
T’phileV., Par. Boy, L.o’K’caldy
Audrey K., Ellison, Say
41229 F.G’nds
41097 F.G’nds
41005 F.G’nds
40958 F.G’nds
40905 F.G’nds
40775 Jef’son
40448 Jef’son
39756 H.deG’ce
cb. g, S 99
f 1:12 %hvy 5 111
f 1:11 hvy 13-5 106
f 1 :ll%hvy 10 96
f l:08%good 8
f 1:11 %mud 20
■8 l:03%good 8
fl:13%hvy 8
f 1:09 %hvy 10
1
3
4
102 5
106 4
110 3
105 4
111 1
HONOLULU BOY,
39529 Cheyenne 52
39500 Cheyenne
3(>487 Cheyenne
39395 Cheyenne
39360 Cheyenne
59331 Cheyenne
39072 Reno
39054 Reno
ch. c, 4 110
f 1:09 slow 8 107
f 1 r08 fast 29-10 H*
f 1 :07%f ast 10 103
f 1:08 fast 43-10 107
f l:07%fast 17 109
t 1:07 fast 16f 102
f l:07%fast 9-10 109
f 1 :07%f ast 1 108
EARLYMORN, ch. h,
41228 F.G’ nds 52 f 1
41138 F.G’nds
40917 F.G’nds
40903 F.G’nds
40859 F.G’nds
40751 Jef’son
40739 Jef’son
40665 Jef’son
8
:ll%hvy
:11 hvy
:56 hvy
:49%fast
ll%hvy
: 20% hvy
:21%hvy
5J f 1
1 1-16 1
1 1-16 1
52 f 1
3-4 1
3-4 1
62 f 1 :10%hvy 11-10 112
114
113
116
113
110
110
115
112
LITTLE D.. b. c. 4
41117 F.G’nds lm20y
41057 F.G’nds
40979 F.G’nds
40807 Jef’son
40777 Jef’son
40728 Jef’son
4068:) Jef’son
40404 Latonia
1
52 f
5-8
5-8
5-8
62 f
1
(M) 106
1:53 hvy 20 107 6
1 :46%mud 30 112 6
1:07 fast 25 111 8
1:03 good 13-5 109 4
1:05 good 32 102 5
l:06%hvy 8 111 9
l:10%slow 9-5 111 3
1 :45%hvy 17 104 5
7 9
7 11
8
6
4
5
2
4 6
By Hamburg — Morningside (T. H. Cross).
1 4' 4*2 D Wishard 7 Gallant Lad, 'Blaise. Tom Goose
1 l 1 4% D Wishard 8 SandyLad, Gal.Lad, B. Hensley
1 12 l nt ft \\ishardl2 W. o’Wisdoni. Jack K., Billie B.
11 11- 11 12 E Don’huelU Star Baby, Ophelia W., Langdcn
2 22 5*2 E Don’huelO Pepper. Key Mar, Amelita
4 6‘ 14- 8 R Troxler 15 Basil. Mas. McGrath. M.Machree
3 32 5 13 T Rice 5 Back Bay, Anita, Gipsev George
3 3* 1% E Haynes 12 Crimper. Regina. Startling
By Transvaal — Lillie Kruter (W. Cahill).
5 5 s 6 21 W Obert 8 Bajazot. D.Dodge. Bluebaonock
6 5 3 5* 1 W Obert 9 Scarpia II.. Bathilde, Krmitanu
2 l l 1 7 2 A Johnson 6 Bathilde, Malice, J.F. Cummings
4 4 1 4 ,a B Pool 5 Antoinette, Graphic, Margery
8 72 10*2 A Johnsonl2 SidC. Keener, Pilsen, EarlySight
3 3“ 3* J Rod’g’ez 7 Baby Lynch, Graphic, Ant’nette
1 l 1 ! 2* M Garner 5 Baby Lynch. Dolinu, Graphic
2 22 2 l J Rod’g’ez 6 Sayonarra, Sandy Lad. M.Jumbo
By McGee— Polly Grant (B. J. Brannon).
2 2 l 2* E Pool (> Par. Boy, W.H.B’ner. F.andS’re
5 4 l 3* E Pool 11 Amelita, Bathilde, Blu^bannook
7 61 5 9 1 E Pool 12 SidC. Keener, Pilsen, EarlvSight
9 9 l ° 9 12 E Pool 10 Billie B.. Amelita, R.H. Anderson
2 5 1 * 7 15 E Pool 8 Kama, Warsaw, Sandv Lad
3 2*1 4*2 E Pool 6 BonOtis, Ringdove, TVophileV.
2 4 s 6 10 E Pool 7 AlmaLouise. Petelus, Pros. Baby
8 11* 11 S1 J Gruber 12 Fritz Ernst. Thrills. Tom Goose
By Tim Payne— Gottlieben (J. O. Talbott).
5 s o 7 H J Burke 10 Selma G., Toddler. Vision
42 6 1 * J Mooney 9 Ermitana, Parlor Boy, Trusty
l 4 l l C Rob’sonl2 Pilsen, Early Sight, Tom Caro
82 10 17 R Bolton 12 Elizabeth Marie, Lariat, Betsy
22 24 I Gregory 12 Manicurist, Toombeola. Mildu
3* 34 A Collins 6 Manicurist, Verity, Toddler
415 4 « f Merimee 6 Sailor, Dahinda, Toddler
8 4 9 78 A John son 10 Poultney, Wewoka, M. Connell
By Salvation — Zerita (J. Bishop).
3= J Collins 9 Vignola. Striker. Auntie Curl
3-3 J McIntyre 7 Auntie Curl, Vignola. X. Walton
6* J McIntyre 8 Thirty Seven. Jack K., Tov Miss
l 2 G Leeds 9 Finnigin, Quid Nunc, Prepaid
6*J G Leeds 7 Thir.Seven. Mineral Jim, Gordon
ll 12 G Leeds 11 HarryM’son, WliiteShield. Wand
1»> J McIntyre 8 Little Jake, Joy, GeneralPiokett
3‘f G Leeds 5 Sen. Janies. R.Mantell, Min. Jim
By Peep 0 ’ Day— Performance (P. S. Short).
6 4 1 4>® D Conn’lly 9 Bathikk. J.F.C’mings. Ro’derer
6 32 5*1 J Rod’g’ezlO Foxy Griff, Key Mar, Trusty
9 9 9= 3 D Conn’lly 9 Mary H., Aztec. Semp. Stalwart
4 82 12* 1 S Boyle 13 M.Rosell., B^atlian, Indolence
9 9 9=* L Gaugel 9 LadyL’xury. C. Master, Langden
2 3 2 7*2 F Rob’son 8 General, Handfull, Dartworth
5 5 2 5 7 = F Rob’son 7 Sosius, Tze-Lsi, Medusa
1 1* 1* F Rob’son 6 Safranor, Minnie F.. Av.Trumbo
By Dick Finnell — Ethel D. (E. C. Crockett).
9 9 lu 9 23 E Pool 10 B’bunnock, Cracow, G.W’ington
9 8 1 7 13 M Garner 14 W.Mask. Astraea, C’terbalance
8 8 l 8*i R Simpson 12 Sabretash. Ina Kay, Liberator
6 6 3 6 11 L Lyke 9 Gleipner, T. for Tat, Skeer Face
3 3 2 2»k s Sn’dman 7 J’nitnIII., Itobt.Lee. Dr.C’arcot
7 9 9 1 * R Simpson 9 Breezy, Harbard, Xeg
1 2h 2» F Rob’son 8 Ettahe, Alma B., Neg
6 6 4 1 * G Moles’ th 6 .G. Duncan, P’pector, H.Br’vogel
Also eligible to start in order named should any of the above be scratched:
BON OTIS, br
. m, 5
109
By Tony Bonero-
40959 F.G’nds
55 f l:0S%good 12
109
7
9
9
8*
8 1 ® G
Walls
40581 Jef’son
5& f 1:10 slow
2i
108
8
5
4
4 1
4%* D Owens
405C3 Jef’son
5) f.l:14%hvy
4
106
3
1
1
1*
I s D
Owens
40449 Jef’son
3-4 l:19%hvy
12
107
3
4
4
5®
5 s ® D
Owers
35254 St. Lou is
3-4 1:18 fast
15
106 10
8
8
8*
8®? J
Mulcahy
35194 St. Louis
3-4 1:18 good 10
104
6
6
7
7
712 x
Burger
31346 G.R’pids
3-4 1:14 good 23
105
6
3
4
3}
4*2 W
Obert
32526 Oakl’wn
6i f l:08%fast
3i
100
5
6
6
7i
6 4 5 H
Stearns
R. H. ANDERSON, br. g, 5
109
By Dick Finnell-
41050 F.G’nds
5£ f l:08%good 5
112
6
5
6
6 4
6 7 2 M
Buxton
40971 F.G’nds
5£ f l:0fc%fast
8
113
1
7
5
3 l
4*i M
Buxton
4<i938 F.G’nds
5J f 1 :08%slow
15
3091 1
5
2
21
3= M
Buxton
4 0697 Jef’son
3-4 1:20 %hvy
12
110
7
7
6
5U
7 23 A
Johnson
40618 Jef’son
3-4 1:20 mud
15
109
6
6
6
51
3 7 J
Hanover
3907 C Latonia
3-4 l:13%slow
53
111
4
8
8
9 1
9 18 E
Pool
39027 Latonia
1 1-16 1 :45%f ast
5
110
6 3
7
6
7 1
7 1 * w
Lilley
38859 Latonia 3-4 1:14 fast 16-6 109 3
KITTIWAKE,
ch. f, 4 (M)
105
41163 F.G’ nds
51 f 1:08 slow
50
107 9
12
12
40937 F.G’nds
51 f l:0S%slow
50
102 10
10
10
40902 F.G’nds
lm20y 1 :43%fast
50
105 7
7 7
7
40821 Jef’son
61 f 1 :08%slow
30
103 5
7
7
37086 F.G’nds
3-4 l:17%mud
30
111 10
11
11
36931 F.G’nds
51 f l:09%good 12
111 10
12
12
34656 Kenilw’h
5-8 l:01%fast
34
97 4
3
3
54542 Windsor
5-8 1:07 hvy
20
101 3
3
5
LADY SMALL
. blk. f, 4 (M)
105
'ilOOe F.G’ nds
51 f l:10%hvy
12
108 11
12
12
40927 F.G’nds
51 f l:09%hvy
25
107 3
1
2
40456 Bowie
7-8 1:29 fast
70f
107 12
12
12
40380 Bowie
7-8 1 :31%hvy
27f
107 11
11
12
39616 Tlrn’ium Ab5-8 1:01 good
—
107
38497 Prosp’ct Ab5-S l:00%fast
—
103
38417 Prosp’ct
Ab5-8 1 :00%f ast
—
103
38356 Balt. Ab 5-8 1:03 slow
—
102
EDITH L., b.
f, 4
110
41228 F.G’nds
51 f l:ll%hvy
12
112 9
8
8
41138 F.G’nds
5A f 1:11 hvy
51 f 1 :09%slow
10
111 10
8
7
41037 F.G’nds
5
105 10
9
11
40462 Latonia
3-4 l:15%slow
6
106 10
5
9
40010 Church’ 1
51 f 1 :07%fast
51
107 10
11
6
37193 F.G’nds
3-4 l:15%hvy
5
103 4
5
5
37132 F.G’nds
3-4 l:15%slow
6
100 11
10
8
37066 F.G’nds
3-4 l:14%fast
8
100 3
5
7
ONICO. br. f.
4
105
40972 F.G’nds
51 f l:06%fast
1S-5
106 9
8
8
40938 F.G’nds
61 f l:08%slow
4
102 6
7
7
40860 F.G’nds
51 f 1:12 hvy
8
103 6
6
5
40496 Bowie
61 f 1:21 fast
11
106 7
7
7
40352 Bowie
61 f l:20%fast
5
109 3
5
5
40267 Pimlico
3-4 1:13 fast
32
101 3
6
4
40222 Laurel
3-4 1:13 fast
21
106 9
9
9
40088 Laurel
3-4 1 :14%f ast 27-10 104 13 13 13
10 Jack K., General. Liberator
6 Ringdove, Th’phileV., MarTora
(* Pilsen, Warsaw. Kama
9 Mab, Night Cap, Alan
llie B. t Amelita, Pilsen
lrg. N., Key Mar, OllieMartin
Pierce, Tze-Lsi, Cobalt
12 W.o’Wisdom. Cane Run. H.Gear
10 Repton. Paula V.. Exhorter
1*2 I s M Garner 12 Sybil, M.B. Thurman, Lang home
By Charles Edward — Miss Lintie (J. Cuda).
12 12 22 C Brown 12 Billie H.. Sybil, Jessie C.
10 10 7 J H J BurkelO Ophelia W., Langden, Tom Caro
7 7 57 C Brown 7 Baby Lynch, Graphic, M. Kruter
72 7 1 * S Sn’dman 8 B Williams, FoxyGriff, Medusa
11 11* 1 L Lykes 11 Aztec, Honolulu Boy, Acheron
12 11*2 R Troxler 12 .Lode Star, Irish Idol, NewModel
4* 32 H Jeffcott 6 Flame, M. Edwards, TwelveBells
5 s o 1 * H Jeffcott 0 Pleas. Bent, Flame, B.rit’s Ally
By Jack Atkin — Oriental Pearl (G. A. Luckey).
12 12 3:{ F Murphy 12 T. Goose. G.W’ington. Sc’rpiall.
42 4 l ° F Murphy 10 Blaise, Sabretash. Letu
12- 12 18 G Walls 14 C. A.Comiskey, SkeerFace, Loftns
14 14 27 H Hanmerl4 S. Emblem. Starfinch, B’bannock
3 3 2 J Dawson 5 Pepper, Expression, Alma B.
2*| W D’k’son 9 Rotemary, Tw. Seven, Ar’wsniith
4* W Doyle 9 Doctor D., Loftus, Annie Edgar
3 3 S Pelser 8 W.Soon, A’wsmith. Lab’nuailll.
Bv Transvaal — Serpentaria (A. L. Kirby).
72 720 j. Gentry 9 Bathilde. J.F.C’mings. Ro’derer
6h 6*5 I. Gentry 10 Foxy Griff, Key Mar. Trusty
92 6 , J G Walls 11 This. Green, HastyCora, C.Ruth
8 1 8“J F Murphy 10 FortBliss. Amelita, GreenGrass
7nh 6 8 J L Gentry 12 Nepe, M.BertThurman, Jefferv
6 4 4 C A Johnson 7 CleantJp, Marasmus, Th’rnBloom
82 9 15 O Willis 12 M.’s Beau, Dioscoride, StarBaby
6 l O 'Willis 12 C.A.Com’k’y, G.Gr’s, W.H.B’k’r
By Marta Santa — The Pet (T. Francis).
52 5*2 J Rod’g’ezl2 Port Light, W.o’W’dom, JackK.
72 5 2 2 J Rod’ge’zlO Billie B., Amelita, R.H. Anderson
7 s 7 7 2 J Mooney 10 Pepper, Key Mar, Amelita
6 l 4 2 2 J Rod’g’ezll Pepper, LouiseV., H.Sw.Home
4 4 4* J Rod’g’ez 9 Louise V., Pepper, Housemuid
2* 12 J Rod’g’ez 13 Arrali Go On, Prunes, Sir Edgar
S 1 8*1 J Rod’g’ezl3 C.Leydecker, Blazeaway, Blaise
13 12 l ® S Sn’dmanlC Ina Kay, Sturdee. Zouave
THIRD RACE — 5 1-8 Furlongs.
1916—1 :05% — 4 — 129. )
Iroquois Purse. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Feb. 19,
TOP O’ TH’ MORNING, ch. g, 7
401(80 F.G’nds 5J f l:06%fast 10
29531 Belmont 62 f l:19%fast 3
39388 Saratoga 3-4 l:10%fast 6
39310 Saratoga 3-4 l:12%fast 6
39184 Empire Ab3-4 1:09 slop 4
39109 Empire Ab3-4 1:10 fast 4
38670 Jamaica 52 f l:05%fast 20
38391 Belmont 52 f st 1 :04%f ast 6
BRINGHURST, hr. g, 8
41178 F.G’nds
40316 Latonia
39089 Latonia
39026 Latonia
38983 Latonia
38914 Latonia
38673 Latonia
3S600 Douglas
5) f l:06%good 6
3-4 l:12%fast 44
3-4 1:13 good 4
3-4 l:ll%fast 14
3-4 1:12 fast 6
3-1 1:12 fast 3-2
3-4 1:14 fast 1
3 4 l:ll%fast 21-10
114
110 6
122 3
126 3
127 1
124 3
122 6
124 8
124 1
106
107 6
107
119
106
111
114
109
no
By Peep o’Day— Lady Balgowan (W. C. Weant).
3 2 5.\ 5 4 G Walls 10 B.’sChoice, V.B’nnie, BouTromp
1 1 2J 3 2 W Knapp 6 Columbine. R’galLodge, C. Tassel
3 3 7 l 7 8 W Knapp 17 Polymelian. Old Koenig. G.Stari
2 2 12 2uk w Knapp 10 Flugs, FairyWand, Out the Way
2 2 2* 2«» G Walls 6 Hamilton A., Startling, Arnold
4 3 32 1“ E Taplin 7 S. Spangled, ImaFrank, J.auBout
4 7 72 7‘° D Owfcns 10 Compadre, Kalitan, George Stan
1 3 6 4 6 7 1 C Peak 12 Sunnashll., Abuduue, CoinTussel
By Plaudit — Sweet Marjoram (G. ▼. Barnes).
6 3 4» 6 2 g M Garner 11 K. Craig. W. \V. Hastings, W.Hall
4 3 2H 1 »» f Smith 12 Cane Run, Dr. Carmen, H. Gear
6 4 6« 6*1 L Mink 7 Blue Paradise. Melus, Nobleman
2 2 7 1 9 8 J Mooney 11 Leochares, Boniface. Vio. Bonnie
2 2 1» 2| E Sande 6 Bon Tromp, Sedan, Tacola
2 2 22 2% L Gentry 6 Skiles Knob. Dimitri, Kama
3 2 12 l h H Lunst’d 6 Gip. George. M.B.Th’rman. Shine
2 2 22 l“k L Gentry 6 King Belle, Kinney, Rafferty
DAILY RACING FORM.
Thursday, February 13, 1919
ASSUME, hr. t ,
40980 F.G'nds
40874 F.G’nds
40832 F.G’nds
40607 Jef’son
40146 Empire
40083 Jamaica
39866 Aq’duot
39745 Aa’duct
BASIL, ch. h,
40318 Latonia
39811 Lex’ ton
39752 Lex’ton
39388 Saratoga
39310 Saratoga
39212 Saratoga
39026 l.atonia
2S689 La ton la
BT.ACKIE DA\
41210 F.G’nds
41178 F.G’nds
41099 F.ti'nda
39811 Lex’tbn
39038 l.atonia
38286 Church’ l
38198 Church’ 1
36945 F.G’nds
NIGHT WIND,
39973 Church’ I
:*?»:• ir» Church' 1
29S53 Douglas
29772 I>e\’ton'
39481 Saratoga
39350 Saratoga
29287 Saratoga
28910 Aq’duct
HUMMA, b. g,
40980 F.G’nds
37326 F.G’nds
37179 F.G’nds
36955 F.G’nds
Itfsoa
36673 Jef’son
36600 Jcf’son
26582 Jef’son
MARIE MILLI
41289 F.G'nds
41059 F.G’nds
40832 F.G’nds
40360 Latonla
403144 i^ttonia
29972 Church’ 1
38213 Church’ 1
C7567 Oakl’vvn
5 114
i f l:06%fHst 7 106
I 1:46 hvy 3-2 107
5* f 1 :07 fast 16-5 106 1
3-4 l:14«4good 8 122
1 1 :39%fast 13-5 117
lm70yl:44%fast 6-5 123
1 1:38 fast 18-5 121
1 1:40 slop 18-5 120
3-4 l lDifnst
3-4 1:12 -.fast
3-4 1 :13«£good
3-4 l:10%fast
3-4 l:12tfcfast
3-4 l:10^ifast
3-4 1 :ll%fast
3-4 l:13%fast
By Di»gui*e — Chancery (J. Leonard).
4h 4 2 I. Stalker 10 H.’sClioicc. V.B’nnie. BonTromp
3 1 4 s * M Ho wan f» Douglass S., Amalette. Sleeth
3 l 2 4 M Rowan 12 Korbly, Bon Tromp. Wal. Hall
4= 3*2 E Haynes 6 Icarus, Kama, Mars Mouse
1* 4*2 L Ensor 4 Gloomy Gus. Mnn.Toi. Kashmir
3 3 7 * J Loftus 3 I/Krrant, Manister To!
I 1 * 21 J Loftus 8 Runes, Reveler. Jyntee
1# l* L Ensor 5 Kashmir, Valor, Chief I.ally
117
By Voter— Xintcake (W. F. Poison).
17
110 7
6
4
4 5
3 5 F
Smith 7 Courtship, A. N. Akin. Drastic
14
310 6
6
6
6
6 10 M
Gamer C Olive Wood, BloekieDaw, F.Cake
12-5 115 5
4
4
4*
4® R
Simpson 7 Tumbler, Oc. Sweep, GipsyQneen
20
110 9
10
12
11
15 R
Simpson 17 Polymelian, Old Koenig, G. Starr
20
ilo 8
10
10
10
10 2 ° R
SimpsonlO Flags, T.o’th’Moming, F. Wand
12
121 10
10
10
9 2
9’» R
Simpson 10 George Starr, I)r. Johnson, Crank
12
115 8
8
11
11
11 »• C
Dishm’nll Leoeliares, Boniface. Vio. Bonnie
6
110 4
4
4
2*
l l R
Simpson 4 Serenest. P.ofComo, J.J. Murdock
V, blk. h. 6
108
5* f l:ftK%hvy
4
111
1
5* f 1 : 06% good 3
6
5* f 1:10 hvy
13-10 111*
2
3-4 1 :12%fast
43-10 113
3
3-4 l:12%fast
;<
114
5
6* f 1:07 mud
2
110
3
3-4 1 :13 4 ifast
16-5 109* 5
3-4 1 :131ofast
4
108
2
. blk. c. 4
106
1 1 :39%fast
6-5
104
4
5
lm70> 1 :43%fast
3
105
2
5
lm7ftyl :43iifast
2-5
107
i
1
1 1::» fast
20
106
4
5
1 l:43^slop
20
1**7
1
5
1 1 :36%fast
20
100
6
0
1 l:44%s'op
6
110
4
6
1 l:3S%fast
15
101* 9
9
4
104
5* f l:0C%fast
50
109
3
3-4 l:13%fast
7
108
7
3-4 l:13%fast
5
109 10
5* f 1 :07 fast
15
115
2
3-4 l:20%hvy
15
118
4
5* f l:ll%hvy
4
113
6
5* f 1 :08%good 5
105
2
3-4 l:15%good 60
no
3
HR, ch. m, 5
101
5 A f 1 :ft6%fast
25
104
6
By Transvaal — Mary Day (A. L. Kirby).
3 2 3'3 L Gentry 4 Tickwick. Korhl.v. Top Coat
C 1 4 1 2 G Moles’ thl l R.Craig, W. W.Hastings. W.Uall
Gentry
Gentry
1*1 1* L Mink
l l l 3 L Gentry
6 1 4* L Gentry
3»» 2 1 * L Mink
3 Top Coat, A. N. Akin
<5 Olive Wood. F. Cake, Bon Tromp
7 BonTromp, SilkLady, MarsMouse
7 Counterblast, Tacola, Enos
6 Green Jones, Counterblast, Raho
8 Harry L., B. Brady, Marasmus
5} f 1:07% mud
6i f 1:07 fast
3-4 l:14V£slop
3-4 l:12%fast
3-4 l:13MJast
3-4 1 :12%fast
5} f l:06%fast
CHARLIE LEYDECKER. b. c. 4
41289 F.G’nds
40980 F.G'nds
40939 F.G’nds
40516 Bowie
40426 Bowie
40224 Bowie
40239 Pimlico
40222 Laurel
KUXLUX. b. g,
40215 Latoma
38875 Latonia
28751 Latonia
.>8677 Latonia
26213 Latonia
34915 Saratoga
24273 FortErie
S3106 W’dbine
f 1. -06% fa st
5* f l:00%fast 15
5* f 1 :08%slow 7
6* f 1:22 slow 6-5
65 f l:20%fast 5
6i f 1 :19%fast 6
103
109
109
110
109
100
106
112
106
104
112
107
no
112
8
7
3
2
3
1 l:43%slow 21-5 116 6
3-4 1:13 fast 1 109 11
4 109
3-4 l:11%fast S 102 4
3-4 l:12%fast 21-10 99 1
3-4 1 :15%mud 8 109$ 5
3-4 l:12%fast 88 107* 5
5- 8 1 :02%mud 9-10 115 4
5* f l:07%fast 7 106 9
6- 8 l:00%fast 14-10 100 2
5-8 l:02%good37-10 108 1
By Sunstar— Verne (H. Perkins).
35 3=5 F Smith a Freecutter, Herald. Amalette
3 3 3 5 i F Smith 5 Courtship. S.ofP’sure, Amalette
2* 2‘J F Smith 5 Herald. El Rey, Sansyming
l 1 * l 1 F Smith 5 FernHandley, Freecutter. Herald
6» 5>* F Smith « Papp, Poaciier, Chief Lally
6 2 4 7 F Smith 6 Tombolo, Flags. Sunny Slope
4* 4 10 D Conn’lly « L’Errant. Claquer, Tombolo
7 l 8 1 * C Mergler 12 Assume. Guelnnd, Gex
By Sweep— Teetotum II. (Knebelkamp & Howerton).
9 2 9 ,s M Buxton 10 B.’sChoice, V.B’nnie, BonTromp
12 12 21 J Dursch 12 StarBaby. Tolerance. Gre’nGrass
8* 10** A Johnsonl2 M. Beau, C.A.Comiskej. Garonne
2 1 2 1 * E #*ool 12 C.A.C’iskey, G. Grass, Dioscoride
4 4 2# E Pool 4 Cracow, Paul Connelly, Edith L.
6* 7*3 F Rob’son 8 Cobalt Lass, Onward, Edith L.
I 1 * l 1 * G Walls 8 Lady Eileen. Hope, OrientalGirl
lb in* M And’ son 8 Parrish, Hasty Mabel, Austral
By Abo Frank — Burnie Bunton (G. A. Marshall).
5- tV? J Mooney 7 W.W.H’tings. Korbly. V.Ii’nnie
6 8 6' 4 S Sn’dman 6 Pickwick, VioletBonnie. Pepper
7 l 6 8 3 J Rod’g’ezl2 Korbly. Assume, Bon Tromp
3 3 M J Hanover 3 Toto, Opportunity
3* 4 s J Hanover 5 Sedan. Ocean Sweep, Troilus
2 1 2 4 J Hanover 6 LastCoin. Oc. Sweep, Gip.Qneen
6 6 17 H Sande 5 Solly, King Gorin, Fell Swoop
7 7 1# W Kelsay 7 B.’s Choice, T.o’th’M’ing, Icarus
By Jack Atkin — Polly D. (J. Arthur).
4> 4 2 2 J Rod’g’ez 7 W.W.H’tings. Korbly. V.B’nnie
7 l 7 9 * S Sn’dmanlO B.’sChoice, V.B’nnie. BonTromp
6 3 6®J J Rod’g’ez 7 Pickwick, Pepper, Bon Tromp
1H ink j Rod’g’ez 5 Kashmir, Quietude, Sturdee
1> 2* J Rod’g’ez G Be Frank, Crank, Louise V.
ink ih j Rod’g’ez G Quietude. Minto II., Mat. Idol
ink 3 s * J Rod’g’ez 6 Woodthrush, Grayson, Subahdar
2 2 l“k c Kummerl3 Blazeaway, Blaise, Sir Edgar
By Broomstick — Valkyrie (E. Trotter).
4 2
li
6
3 * E Pool
Ink E Sande
6 23 L Mink
6 l 6»« L Mink
1* l 7 L Mink
10* 8 8 J L Mink
2* 2 1 W Crump
5 2 4 T L Mink
« Wal. Hall. P.Drapeuu. CnneRun
9 Jnphet. Silk Lady, Lady Ivan
G Plum. C’rvoynnt. W.W. Hastings
7 Tlie Porter, Quietude, Korbly
12 St. Jude, Tippo Sahib, Stevenson
15 G’swork, Mem’ries II., F’gouard
G Theo.Fair, FernHandley, Herald
9 C.Leydecker, Vir.Yell, M.Maud
DRAGOON, b.
c, 4
104
41289 F.G'nds
5J f 1 :06%fast
15
106 £ 4
41038 F.G’nds
5i f l:09%slow
2*
104
2
40044 Church’ 1
3-4 l:13%fast
5
109
1
29943 Church’ 1
3-4 l:13%fast
18
108
2
29694 Lex’ton
3-4 l:13%fast
38f
106
2
SS131 Empire
Ab3-4 l:09%fast
6
108
5
39108 Empire
1 l:42%fast
18-5
105
3
39002 Aq’duct
1 l:40Vsfast
15
105
1
MARS MOUSE
, ch. c. 4
109
40S32 F.G’nds
5£ f 1 :07 fast
6
111
2
40607 Jef’son
3-4 l:14%good
15
111
5
39038 Latonia
38241 Pimlico
38155 Pimlico
38047 Pimlico
37800 Oakl’wn
37719 Oakl’wn
3-4 l:12 7 4fast
3-4 1:14 fast
3-4 1:13 fast
3-4 1:17 hvy
3-4 1:12 fast
3-4 l:12%fast
16-5 103
11-5 119
13-5 107
9 110
4 97
6 102
Also eligible to start in order named should
LIVELY, ch. g, 5 106
4123ft F.G’nds 5* f l:10%hvy 15 103
40267 l'imlico 3-4 1:13 fast 9 109
40150 Empire lm70y 1:46 fast 3-5 110
40121 Jamaica lm70yl :45%fast 11-5 111
40017 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:49Vfefast 8-5 115
39937 Jamaica lm70yl :44%fast 20
39867 Aq’duct 3-4 PlSfcfast 20
. 39723 Aq’duct 3-4 1:13 fast 8
ULTIMA THULE, b. c, 4
412X9 F.G’nds
41178 F.G’nds
40939 F.G’nds
40832 F.G’nds
40576 Jef’son
40314 l’imlico
40243 Pimlico
40177 Empire
101
108 !
108 :
109
107 1
108
116
108 i
r>£ f 1 : 06% fast 15
5A f 1 :06%good 12
55 f 1 :08Vfcslow 4
5J f 1:07 fast 8
3-4 l:10%slow 11-5 120
3-1 l:ll%fast 4 116
3-4 1:14 slow 3-2 113
Ab3-4 l:08%fast 11-5 110
FOURTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles.
1916—1 :44 8 5 — 3 — 104. )
BUFORD, ch. g, 5 104
41276 F.G’nds 1 1-16 IMS fast 8-5 108 3
41197 F.G’nds lm70y l:47%mud 15 107 4
40960 F.G’nds 1 l:3H%good 10 109 4
40525 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :50%mud 38 108 6
40389 Latonia 1 1:44 mud 3 110 4
40321 Latonia 1 1-16 l:45%fast 14-5 114 6
39995 Church’l 1 1-16 1:46 4fast 7-5 107 2
39830 Douglas 3-4 l:ll%fast 7 108 6
KATE BRIGHT, b. f, 4 100
41257 F.G’nds 1 lMPfcgood 4 104 3
41230 F.G’nds 55 f l:10%hvy 10 106* 2
41164 F.G’nds 1 l:41%slow 10 103 3
40974 F.G’nds 1 l:40%fast 13-5 105 2
40207 Pimlico 1 3-16 2:01 fast* 17-5 116 3
40297 Pimlico
40226 Laurel
40210 Laurel
4 3
7 6
5 4
3 2
1 1
6
3-4 l:13%fast
11
118
9
1 1 :39%fast
12
105*
5
lm70y l:42%fast
22
106
4
LEASURE, b. g.
6
104
1 1-16 1:4S fast
4
inti
2
5£ f 1 :10%hvy
2
105
3
lm70y l:47%mud
8
U6
5
11-16 1:50 hvy
4
105
4
1 1:50 hvy
8
107
6
5£ f 1 :07%mud
25
108
6
41276 F.G’nds
41230 F.G’nds
41197 F.G’nds lm70y l:47%mud 8 106 5 4
41151 F.G’nds 11-16 1:50 hvy 4 105 4 3
41118 F.G’nds
41059 F.G’nds
40465 latonia 1 1 :40%slow Pi-5 107 2
40431 Latonia 3-4 l:16%hvy 3* 108 6
FERN HANDLEY, br. f, 4 103
41 1 IN F.G’nds
41039 F.G’nds
41019 F.G’nds
40939 F.G’nds
40465 Ijatonia
40389 Latonia
40333 Latonia
1 1 :5ft hvy 11-5
1 1:43 slow 2
5* f 1:10 hvy 30
55 f 1 :0X>/feslow 20
1 l:40%slow 9
1 1:44 mud 6
1 1 :37%fast 10
100
102
122 3
103 6
103 6
110 6
94 3
6
3
4
1 1
3 3
4
6
5 6
6 6
3 3
2 3
39912 Douglas lm70y l:42%fast 43-10 99 2
FIFTH RACE — 1 1-4 Miles. 4-year-olds and upward.
By Ballot — Ollie Belle (W. F. Poison).
2?. 3 3 M Buxton 5 Fvth«*6r’at, S.ofP’sure, Hanovia
2b 3 ; i M Garner 5 Slip. Elm, S.ofP’sure, Waukeag
3* 3 7 W Crump G Franklin, Drastic, Royee Rods
6 4 6 2S R Simpson 8 Exter’nator, Drastic. W.M’chine
4 1 6*5 F Smith 8 Drastic. Basillus, Opportunity
2b lb H J Burke 8 Dick Williams. Hocnir, SunGod
l 5 l 3 F Smith 6 Whirl. Dun, Miss. Polly, Sun God
5 2 3 s * R Simpson 7 Korbly, Kinney, Gallant Lad
By Norford — Jane Laurel (W. Smith).
15 l 2 E Pool 6 Nepperhan, M. Rose II.. C.Luss
2* 2* M Garner (* A. N. Akin. S.ofP’ure, K.-i-Noor
4 l 4 1 4 M Garner ti Royee Rools. Grayson, Cob.Lass
4 4 4 3 1 A Johnson 5 Cob.Lass, Koh-i-Noor. Amalette
3 10 3- C Kummer 4 Game Cock, Ballymooney, P.One
6 1 5 s 1 L Ensor 11 ArrahGoOn. LouiseV., Subahdar
4 s 3 5 i C Kummer C Red Sox, Tombolo, John I. Day
4 4 18 A Johnson 4 Leoeliares, Arriet, Icarus
By Fair Play — Golden Sand (H. Field).
3 4 2 2 G Moles’ th F red. theG rent. Buford, Hanovia
Moles’th G A. X. Akin. K. Bright. K.-i-Noor
Moles’ th 5 Slippery Elm. Buford, Waukeag
Moles’th G Bolster. Dan Bright. Doug. 8.
Moles’th G F. Handley, D.Briglit, Waukeag
Moles’th G Pickwick, VioletBonnie, Pepper
V’nDu’n 5 B.S’nnon. W.M’hine, Op’tunity
Hanover 5 G. Queen, Opp’tunity, L.Luxury
Bv Bryn Mawr — Snarl (J. J. Troxler).
1'5 l 3 H Ericks’ n G Dan Bright, Waukeag. Ticket
3 3 " 3>3 C Rob’son 5 Reveler. Nepperhan, Brib.Voter
4 4*2 Cm Moles’th 4 Korbly. A. N. Akin. Pickwick
5* 5 8 J G Moles’th 7 Pickwick, Pepper, Bon Tromp
5 5 i0 J Gruber 5 B.S’non, S.ofP’sure, W.M’chine
o 1 6 8 * H Lunsf’d 8 Drastic, Basilius, Opportunity
3* 4 4 3 T Murray 9 Grundy. W. Machine, S.ofP’sure
1* l 2 * H Lunsf’d 5 Precious, C’rtship, S.ofPleasure
3 3 2 l G
35 2= G
2 3 2 3 G
o 12 C 8 ?. G
6 6 1 9 G
2* 2 2 C
1* 2 l J
Claiming. (March 7, 1916— 2:04%— 6— 101.)
OLD BEN. b.
8
112
41245 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1:52 hvy
8-5
113
5
41171 F.G’nds
1 1-16 l:49%good 9-10
111
4
41134 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2:19Vfchvy
7-5
no
4
41042 F.G’nds
1 1-8 l:57%slow
4
110
1
41009 F.G’nds
1 1-16 l:54%hvy
15
112
10
39715 Ijex’tDn
11-16 1:48 slow
28
113
9
38838 Latonia
1 5-8 2:56%hvy
11
104
1
38704 Latonia
1 3-16 2:OOVsfast
30
107* 8
IRREGULAR,
br. h, 5
104
41290 F.G’nds
> 1-16 1:48* -.fast
15
1*>7
5
41256 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2:07 good 15
98
7
41180 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1:49 good 4
Mi
7
41151 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1 :50 hvy
10
105
3
41101 F.G'nds
1 1-8 2:02Vrhvy
6
109
6
41072 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1:52 hvy
3*
1*H>
6
41021 F.G'nds
1 1-16 1 :51%hvy
7
107
5
40961 F.Gnds
1 l-lt» l:47%good 4
108
5
THANKSGIVING, b. g. 6
102
.41179 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2 9<9 ..good
18-5
lit
5
41054 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2:12 good
5
106
1
40896 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2:ll%good 15
107*
1
2X509 Douglas
1 1-S l:52Hsood «
100
S
27605 Oakl’wn
1 1-8 1 : 53% fast
3*
114
6
37508 Oakl’wn
1 1-16 1 :47%fast
20
107 11
37340 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2:07 J imud
60
100
9
27307 F.G’nds
2 3:31&fast
11-3
113
6
6 6
5 6
5 3
3 2
9 8
4
QUEEN APPLE, ch. m. 6 107
j]j*> F.G’nds 1 1-16 1 : is 1 . -.fast in 111 7
412.5X F.G'nds 1 1-16 1 :49MjfOOdl3-10 1<*5} 3
41198 F.G’nds ltnTOy 1:52 mud 6-5 P*4 3
41119 F.G’nds linTOy l:55‘4hvy 12 105 6
41074 F.G’nds lm70y 1:53 hvy 12 104 2
40975 F.G’nds 11-16 1:47 fast 2 104
113 3
4090K F.G’nds 1iti70v l:52V$»rnud 16-5
411*94 F.G’nds lm70y l:47V5&ood 5 HO 2
KING NEPTUNE, br. g. 6
41152 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:50%hvy 1|
41101 F.G’nds 1 1-S 2:02%hvy 13- o
41054 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:12 Rood 2-2
41020 b'.G’nds lm70y l:49%hvy 7
40942 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:ll%s!ow 3
40910 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:15 1 5 mud 4-5
408*21 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:14 1 r>hvy 45
40825 F.G’nds lin70v l:47 1 .-,mud *
JASON, rh. g. 5
41259 F.G'imIk 1 1 - l«i Lf-OLgood l.»
41j:’. 3 F.G'nds lni70\ l :53%hvy x
41213 F.G’nds 1 1-16 1 :54Vihvy 6
41132 F.G’nds ltnTfty l:55%hvy 11 5
41068 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:K»*»hvy 2<)
41042 F.tJ nds 1 1-8 1 :57%slow 20
40991 F.Gnda 11-16 1:52 hvy 6
41/45 F.G'nds \ W6 l^’/frfcvy 15
3
1 3
8 7
9 9
11 11
9 9
6 4
8 8
3 4
3 3
6 7
7 6
5
109 1 3 5
112
111
112
ll.i
10 ' _
113 1
108 1
105 2
115 8
102
Mff 5
J«I9 7
1*)S 7
104 5
105 5
no
no
107
1 1
7 6
6* " 6 4 3 II
7 ♦n 3 i<
1= l 4 H
3' l n H
8* 8 ,# D
6 li 6 IU J
SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile.
ESPANO, b. f. 3 (M)
41288 F.G’nds
3-year-olds. Claiming. (Jan.
98
102* 9
40845 F.G’nds
1 1 :47%hvy
31
97 9
4
5
40481 Latonia
5* t l:09%good
8
112 9
10
40413 Latonia
3-4 l:19Vihvy
45
113 12
9
FRANK SHANNON, b. g, 3
41287 F.G’nds 5‘ f 1:08 fast
20
106
I06 9
9
41255 F.G’nds
5i f 1:09 good
20
104 5
3
41200 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1 :53%mud
6
99 4
4
4
41150 F.G’nds
1 l:44fchvy
20
102 3
6
4
41070 F.G’nds
1 1 :47%hvy
25
102 7
7
6
40978 F.G’nds
5* f 1 :07 fast
25
10.1 10
11
40912 F.G’nds
1 l:47%hvy
15
100 4
7
8
40820 Jef’son
6* f l:09%slow
20
102 7
6
VISION, br. f,
4125.1 F.G’nds
3 (M)
5| f l:08%good
8
100
102 0
5
41229 F.G’nds
5* f 1 :12M>hvy
15
10G 6
7
41162 F.G’nds
5ft f 1 :09 slow
10
107 3
2
40958 F.G’nds
5£ f 1 :08%g O od
20
lift* 4
11
40042 Churc h’ l
5* f 1 :07^fast
41
112 4
4
29035 Latonia
5-8 1 :01%f ast
2
112 4
3
JAMES A. SHERIDAN, h. g, 3 (M)
41278 F.G’nds ll-ic l:49U,f}ist 6
41136 F.G’nds lm70y l:52%hvy 20
41083 F.G’nds
41004 F.G’nds
10925 F.G’nds
40905 F.G’nds
40891 F.G’nds
38335 Jamaica
1 l:49%hvy
5* f 1 :10%hvy
5* f l:ll%hvy
55 f 1 :ll%mud
55 f 1 :07%good 20
5-8 1 :03%good 30
13-5 113
20
105
KW 11 10
105 8 6
116 7 7
115 8
6
3 4 4*
RAE SAMUELS, b. f, 3 (M)
41241 F.G’nds . 5* f 1:10 hvy 45
40891 F.G’nds 55 f l:07%goqd 8
40695 Jef’son 5* f 1:13 hvy 5
40494 Bowie 55 f 1 :08%fast 10
40392 Bowie 3-4 l:16%hvy 5
40364 Bowie 5*fl:10%slop 9f
40323 Bowie 3-4 1:14 fast 77
TODNAH. b. g, 3 (X)
41215 F.G’nds lm20v l:50%hvy 5
41162 F.G’nds 5* f 1:09 slow 15
40371 Latonia 5-8 l:03%slop 12
40357 Latonia 55 f l:08%slop 9f
39931 Douglas 5* f l:07%fast 90
39870 Douglas 3-4 l:13%fast 92
38995 Latonia 5* f 1:08 fast 34f
THOS. F. McMAHON, ch. c, 3
41229 F.G’nds 55 f l:12Vihvy 16-5
41070 F.G’nds 1 l:47%hvy 13-5
41051 F.G’nds 5* f l:07%good 10
40973 F.G’nds 55 f l:06%fast 30
39215 Saratoga 5* f l:05%fast 20
38606 Belmont 45f st 53 hvy 20
38393 Belmont 4* f st 52%fast 20
HOUDINI. b. g, 3 (X)
41215 F.G’nds lm20y l:50%hvy 30
41162 F.G’nds 5* f 1:09 slow 50
41116 F.G’nds 5* f l:13Hhvy 50
40973 F.G’nds 5* f l:06%fast 30
39776 H.deG’ce 6* f l:08%hvy 861
GEORGE XUEHLEBACH, b. g, 3
41287 F.G’nds 5A f 1:08 fast 20
41150 F.G’nds 1 l:44%hvy 15
40624 Jef’son 5* f l:13Vfehvv 4
40579 .Jef’son 5-8 l:04^slow 9-5
40367 Jef’son 5* f l:ll%hvy 5
40555 Jef’son 5* f 1:17 hvy 4
40528 Jef’son 5* f l:17%hvy 9-5
40009 Church’ 1 3-4 1:15 fast 9
115 11
10
10
10}
114 8
5
8
7*
106 9
2
8
lift
95
lit 5
4
3
1
4>
109 10
10
9
8 l
110 5
6
5
4*
114 10
5
4
6 l
112 6
4
7
7*
112 11
10
6
6‘
104 5
4
5
6
100
105 2
4
4
4
]
3‘
112 11
11
9
8 l
104 8
8
6
6 2
109 2
7
6
6*
100 12
10
9
9 l
101 1
5
4
6
98 10
10
10
7
108
no 9
9
9
3
8 2
102 6
1
3
2
3*
109* 2
110 8
110 7
109 2
104 3
105
105 7
1 IS 12
106 7
108 10
107 8
103
168 10
99 5
103* 4
115 4
103 2
109 4
no* i
109 3
12
11
6
7
10
10
7
7
10
8
0 2
3
By Cunard — Xrs. F. G. Hogan (J. W. Schorr).
6 6 5 6 s E Pool 7 W. W.H’tings. Korbly. V.B’nnie
4 4 4*1 6 Walls 4 Squeeler, Top Coat. Bon Tromp
3 1* I s E Pool 5 D. Craig, J.J. Murdock, Sk.Knob
1 l 3 l 3 E Pool 10 S.Alyssum, Kil. Boy, Gip. Queen
9 8* 7 8 J E Pool 12 David Craig, Warsaw, Marasmus
4 4* 2 1 A Collins 13 Sir Helio, Lively, Onico
5 1* 1* A Collins 14 Sungold, Thrift, Puts and Calls
2 3 1 * 3 4 J G Corey 16 J. Stuart, J.ofSpades. H.B’rgoyne
By X&rse Abe— Xiss White Xouse (R. O. Egan).
4 5 h 7*2 F Rob’sonl2 Korbly, Assume. Bon Tromp
3 3 1 A 2 i L Mink 0 Icarus, Kama, Assume
5 4* 4* E Sande 7 Black. Daw, BonTromp, SilkLady
2 ink it* l Lyke 8 Jule, King John, Decisive
3 2* lb C Kummerl3 Cavan Boy, Poacher, Jule
4 4b 6 # J J McTag’t 11 Sun.Slope, Tumbler, Nepperhan
2 3 8 3* H Ericks’n 5 Bradley’sChoice, Assume, Berlin
3 2 l 2b B Pool 8 Grundy, Assume, Jas. T. Clark
any of the above be scratched:
By Ballot — Livonia (X. Kornbloom).
4 5 12 5 1 2 G W Car l 0 A. X. Akin. S.ofP’sure. K. Bright
• 3 5b 7 14 A Sehu’g’rl3 Onico. Arrah Go On. Prunes
1 l 1 1» H Myers 5 Peep Sight. Miss Bryn, Favour
1 l 2 l 1 * II Myers t* Intriguer, Matin, Jack Mount
1 1* l 2 F Rob’son 7 Wild Thyme, Kebo, Assign
4 4 8 5* C Hansen 11 Koh-i-Noor, Mat. Idol, T’clibearer
2 2* l 1 R McCr’nnl6 Housemuid, H.B’goyne, S’bahdar
5 35 3 # * R McCr’nnl8 Turf, Housemaid, Miss Kruter
By Ultimus — Rubia Granda (R. L. Bresler).
7 7 7 !8 A Collin* 7 W.W.H’tings. Korbly. V.B’unie
10 I05 10»» H Wakoflf 11 R.Craig. W.W.Hastlngs, W.Hall
7 7 7 1 * F Stevens 7 Pickwick, Pepper, Bon Tromp
6 9 l 9' 2 H Wakoff 12 Korbly. Assume, Bon Tromp
4 4 3 4 14 G Aj)el 5 Diversion, Bribed Voter, Pilseii
4 4 1 6 3 * L Ensor «S Bulse, Lucullite, Motor Cop
1 I s l 1 * L Ensor 4 Leoeliares, Currency, J. Frances
3 3* 2 h L Ensor 7 Motor Cop, Jock Scot, High Cost
CAIN SPRING,
b. g, 3
108
41037 F.G’nds
5* f l:09%slow
10
100 lt
10
10
40958 F.G’nds
5* f l:08%good 12
112 12
12
12
38350 Jamaica
5-8 1:02 fast
7
112 11
10
10
38231 Jamaica
5-8 l:02%fast
4*
102 10
9
10
38010 H.deG’ce
4* f 55%fast 43-10
101 1
4
4
37960 H.deG’ce
4* f 54%fast
18
100 10
9
8
S7929 H.deG’ce
4* f 55 hvy
31-10 115 2
7
37894 H.deG’ce
1-2 49 fast
12
107 4
3
VERITY, ch. f,
3
103
49958 F.G’nds
40820 Jef'son
40775 Jef’son
40677 Jef’son
40641 Jef’son
40604 Jef’son
40568 Jef’son
40555 Jef’son
51 f l:0S%good 10
5* f l:09%slow 15
5-8 l:03%good 6 1
5* f 1 :ll%hvy 8
5* f 1 :15 hvy 12 1
55 f l:09%good 15 :
5-8 l:06%hvy 18-5
5* f 1:17 hvy 20
HARVEY SMARR, b. c. 3 (X)
41255 F.G’nds 55 f 1:09 good
40387 l.atonia 1 l:44%mud
39991 Church’ 1 5* f l:07%fast
40561 Jef’son
40555 Jef’son
40488 Jef’son
40448 Jef’son
40101 Laurel
40075 Laurel
39896 H.deG’ce
55 f l:16%hvy
55 f 1:17 h\T
55 f l:15%hvy
55 f l:13%hvy
5* f 1 :08V 5 fast
5* f l:07%fast
5* f l:08M;fast
BRIXFUL, b. f, 3
Rancocas Purse. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Feb. 13,
41005 F.G’nd;
39991 Church’ 1
39942 Church’ 1
39909 Douglas
39770 Lex’ ton
39734 Lex’ton
39088 Latonia
38995 Latonia
5* f 1 :ll%hvy
5 5 f l:07%fast
6* f 1 :08%fast
55 f l:08Vifast
55 f l:08%fast
55 f l:09%hvy
3-4 l:14%good
5* f 1:08 fast
40
108
106 10
10
10
5f
106 8
8 9
10
56f
no 10
11
10
:)
6
100
100 6
5
6
15
103 5
5
5
30
105 4
5
a
20
108 5
5
5
16f
111 9
6
5
95f
107 S
10
6
8f
111 9
9
11
20
103
96 11
10
9
12
112 8
9
7
5*
112 7
6
3
5
112 12
5
4
12-5 112 2
4
4
47
105 3
4
4
12
109 5
9
9
23
98 11
11
P
1916—1:3714—5—106.)
By Brummel— Sana Pareil II. (^T. Perkins).
A- 35 H J Burke 12 Mara/uon. Notate. Milda
6 2 6>« J Mooney 11 Adelante, H’ndselRose, Astraea
10* 9>» J Howard 12 Lady Langden. Betsy, Misalvan
7 2 3 8 L Mink 12 RettaB.. T.G learner. ParisMald
By Sir John Johnson— Xariti (W. V. Casey).
6 1 ?. 6-1 J Rod'g’ezl 1 Iwin. Court Gallant. Poverina
3 1 3 3 * J Rod'g’ezlO Ina Kay. Padua, Bar.Shllling
2* 6 5 * J Mooney 7 Dolina. Regreso, Kebo
3‘* 2 1 * J Rod’g’ez 7 Antoinette, Romeo, Elis. Marie
6 1 6*J S Sn’dmanlO ’rheC.Bon. Wilfreda, P’varlcate
6»k 8*jf S Sn’dman 12 Bagpipe. Marmite, Iwin
8‘ 7 I# J Mooney 9 Silv. Light. Antoinette. Astraea
3* 3 4 J S Sn’dman 9 Sylvano, Toombeola, Salgeorge
By Helmet — Dream Girl (X. J. Rooney).
2' 25 J Rod’g’ez 6 Iwin. Discussion. Court Gallant
3* o'l M Garner 10 Selma G., Toddler, Dahinda
2 1 3’* B Kleeger P2 R’gleader, W. Willow, CoVellea
12 12 2 * B Kleeger 12 Elizabeth Marie. Lariat, Betsy
7‘* D M L Gentry 12 McVex, Stockwell, Serbian
6 1 6 3 E Sande 12 Kiku. Retta B.. Lady Mauager
By Braxted — Queen Bee (Crown Stable).
45 4J C Rob’sonl4 Gor. Roberts, Brando, Philistine
2 2 2‘* J Rod’g’ez 8 Duhabiahll.. Astraea, Wilfreda
6 2 7 21 W Crump 7 Newel W., E. Tranter. C.Bootlie
6 28 M Rowan 10 Cobweb, War Mask, Ed. Tranter
3 4 L I.yke 10 Fr. Star. Clar. Ruth, D. Winfrey
9*1 W J 0’B’nl2 M’icurist, S.C.Keener, T mlwola
8 ,# W J 0’B’nl2 Ragnarok, W.Mask, Phan. Maid
11*1 E Taplin 16 Fairy Prince, Milda. Sherman A.
By Jaeger — Creme de Xenthe (J. Livingston).
41 7 w Crump K Mina wand, Ph. Maid, C. Boothe
7 18 W Crump 12 Ragnarok, W.Mask, Phan. Maid
4 3 * W Crump 9 Wises tFool, Ragnarok. W.Mask
4 2 i C Kummerl2 H.B.Ludy, MissVoski. Wilfreda
6 10 A Johnsonll K. Plaudit. Vigilante, Little Ed
3’5 G Walls 13 Bettic Bluff, Miss Voski, Tag
5®* G Walls 5 Duch.Laee, MyFriend. PenRose
By Toddington — Hannah (X. C. Moore).
5*5 C Rob’sonll EddleTranter. Astraea. Houdini
8'i H J Burkel2 Ringleader, Wat.W’low, Vision
4* F Smith 11 Discussion, Omeme, Boh Raker
5 1 1 J Mooney 12 Silv. Light, Gen. Haig. Emanate
9*3 J Gruber 12 F. Pullet, Cockroach, Sentimental
6 8 * F Smith 0 Buncrana, Joe Stahr. Caeambo
7 28 J Gruber 11 Madge F.. Orenzo. Camoufleur
By Celt — Jamma (Sylvester Stable).
8 ,w L Ensor 10 Selma G., Toddler, A’lsion
5 7 f C Rob’sonlO TheC.Bon. Wilfreda, P’varicate
5 12 E Haynes 12 Cobweb. HiddenJewel, RoiCraig
6* 6 3 * E Haynes 11 RoiCraig. UnderFire, Silv. Light
6 3 6 9 * M Buxton 9 Star Realm. Sketchy, Peter
1* 1J F Rob’sonl5 Umbala. Youneed, Pigeon
6* 10 17 Li McAtee 1G Pen Rose. Lit.Maudie. L.Vulcain
By Sir John Johnson — Cremome (T. H. Wilson).
4 2 3 4 J A Collins 11 E. Tranter. Astraea. W. Willow
11* ll 17 A Collins 12 Ringleader, Wat.W’low. Vision
7 7 22 A Collins 7 Discussion, J.J. Casey, Tantalus
10* 10 2 « J Rod’g’ezll RoiCraig, UnderFire, Silv.Light
74 714 r Moore 9 Tommywaac, L.Flelder. Po’ltney
By XoGee— Stolen Xomenta (B. J. Brannon).
8 2 8 8 J E Pool 11 Iwin. Court Gallant. Poverina
6 3 5 8 H Ericks’n 7 Antoinette, F. Shannon, Romeo
6 2 6* 3 E Pool 8 Salg<>orge, C.Holters, W. Willow
3* 4 2 * E Pool 7 Pluviada, E. Randall. F.Sh’nnon
1* l 4 J Rod’g’ez 5 Dahinda, Silvery Light. Lama
2* 2 s E Pool 6 Salgeorge, F.Sh’nnon. B. Helmet
4 5 4*4 L Mink 6 Lama. Jack Healey, Fr.Shannon
2 b 2* E Pool 12 Gold. Floss, Emanale, El Corone)
By Zeus — Boned a (T. H. Cross).
11 10 22 E Don’huell This. Green. HastyCora, C.Ruth
10 2 8 3 | E Don’ hue 12 Elizabeth Marie, Lariat, Betsy
10* 10 17 W Knapp 11 E. McBride, N.Knoehr, Littleeote
9 4 6 3 i R Troise 13 D.Vandeveer, Sylvano, T.Desert
4* 4 2 C Mergler 6 Penrose, N.Yorke, Tommywaac
4b 4 4 4 R Troise 10 Auntie. Mnrmon, Little Maudie
7 l 8 s * J McTag’t 11 M.K.L’decker, P’ltney, B’gheera
3 s 2b J McTag’tll Agnes Cook, Manoevre, Gr’nMint
By Ivan the Terrible — Veracious (W. H. Fixer).
ll 5 11 17 H Cassity 12 Elizabeth Marie. Lariat, Betsy
5 4 5 11 H Cassity 9 Sylvano. Toombeola, F. Shannon
2 2 2* H Wakoff 6 M’nicurist, S.C.Keener. Toddler
lh ink h Cassity 10 J. Healey. Astraea, W. Willow
3 2 3 3 * H Cassity S Dahinda, Emanale, Shady
5 l 8 8 i H Cassity 12 Toddler, Minawand, Shady
2* 3 5 H Cassity 6 Scourgeman, M. Sterling, D’ridge
5 l * 5 11 H Cassidy 6 S’george, G. M’lebach, F.Sh’non
By Woolwinder — Pale Face (P. L. Putnam).
10 10' 3 M Gamer 10 Ina Kay. Padua. Frank Shannon
11 ll 38 B Kop’m’nll Joe Stahr. Paris Maid, Ollie S.
10* 9 1 * J Howard 12 Lancelot. JoeStahr, Sentimental
By Helmet — Xiss Bessie (X. R. Pons).
6 6 T 2 F Merimee 6 F.Sh’non, T.Cul.Bon, Doveridge
4 5 5 4* F Merimee G S’george, G. M’lebach, F.S’nnon
515 57 p Merimee G Sylvano. F. Shannon, J. Healey
5 5 5 28 M M’ thews G Sailor. Dahinda, Toddler
gh 11 n w Doyle 13 Mor. Elder, Un.John. M. Connell
74 711 Doyle 12 Bagheera, Ceramic, Sylvano
11 12 1 12 1 * J D* minlcklG Mar. Hollins. Avion. UncleJohn
By Sir John Johnson — Witfull (Waldeck Stable).
9 2 7 G i S Boyle 12 SidC. Keener, Pilsen, EarlySight
6 2 6 10 D Conn’iiyl2 Lancelot, JoeStahr, Sentimental
3* 1* D Conn’llylO WMem’ries, Antique, W’lterina
5 2 5 2 J D Conn’llyl2 Aunt Flora, Lucky Pearl, Resist
3 4 3 4 D Conn’lly 12 Delico, Flor. Webber. Black Wing
3 1 * 3 9 * J Kederls 5 Hegalo, Jap, Wai Music
10* 10 1 * C Dishm’nll A.APxander. H’termann, M.Ivan
Pulled up.J Mooney 11 Madge F., Orenzo, Camoufleur
Also eligible to start in order named should any of the above be scratched:
By Toddington — Cyrene (T. X. Botts).
10 l ll 29 H Stearns 11 EddieTranter, Astraea, Houdini
7 7 18 II Cassity 7 Antoinette. F. Shannon, Romeo
8 1 6 3 3 Lt Mink 12 Toddler, Minawand, Shady
10* 10 1 * J Dreyer 11 Marion Adler, Betsy. Retta B.
12 10 19 J Dreyer 12 Legotal. LadvL’ngden. Wo’dplle
4* 4 ! 4 F Jackson 12 Aunt Flora, Lucky Pearl, Resist
11* ll 17 F Jackson 12 M’nicurist, P’stoereau, B’nerana
8 1 7 1 * G Moles’thll A.Al’xander, H’termann, M.Ivan
By Ivan the Terrible— Cutpurse (H. P. Headley).
2 3 2 3 H Wakoff 11 Ed. Tranter. Houdini, W. Willow
3 4 3 3 J C Rob’son 8 Da’biahlL. J.A.S’idan, W’freda
2b 2“b h Ericks’nl4 W.Mask, C’erbalance, NewelW.
3* 3* H Cassity 9 Sil.Light, Ant’nette, P’varicate
2 s 2** S Boyle G B. Peddler, L. Cochran. M. Twinkle
3 3 3 9 H Cassity 11 Adelante. H’ndselRose, AlmaB.
4 2 2 M Buxton 4 Toombeola. Vigilante. M ’a wand
7 1 * 6 1# M Buxton 9 Wises tFool, Ragnarok, W.Mask
1 1-16 Xiles. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Feb. 13, 1915— l:44 4 s— 3 —
CARAWAY, b
41215 F.G’nds
. f, 3 (X)
lm20y 1 :60%hvy
50
100
100 11
3
6
10
41150 F.G’nds
1 l:44%hvy
30
99 7
3
6
7
40604 Jef’son
5* f l:09%good 8
112 12
8
6
40385 Latonia
5-8 l:05*4mud
8
112 11
10
10
40344 Latonia
5* f l:07%fast
40f
107 10
12
12
39909 Douglas
5* f l:08»4fast
4f
112 6
6
6
39793 Lex’ ton
FC 1:11 fast
73
108 11
12
11
39088 Latonia
3-4 l:141igood 5
109 11
10
10
ASTRAEA. b.
41215 F.G’nds
f, S (X)
lm20y l:50%hvy
100
13-5 103 1
2
2
2
41136 F.G’nds
lm70y l:52%hvy
6-5
95 2
4
2
3
41057 F.G’nds
1 l:46Vimud
7
99 1
2
3
2
40912 F.G’nds
1 1 :47%hvy
8
99* 7
2
2
2
40871 F.G’nds
lm70y l:48%hvy
12
90 3
2
2
2
40S45 F.G’nds
1 l:47%hvy
6
100 6
6
3
3
40763 Jef’son
3-4 1:19 hvy
4*
106 3
4
4
40695 Jef'son
5* f 1:13 hvy
20
110 3
4
8
SEVENTH RACE-
104.)
By Ben Brush — Commune (D. T. Morris).
3b lb E Pool 6 Blue Iloek. Yermak. Hondo
1 1 1® B Pool 7 Amalgamator. Petit Bleu, Tito
li» 2'5 E Pool 7 LordH’bert. LueileP., PetitBleu
l 1 * l 4 E Pool 11 Cracow. Honolulu, Sosius
5 l 5 4 2 E3 Pool 10 Bajazct. Pulaski, Hondo
9 9 19 C K’sch’m 9 Cliick Barkley, B Lynch, Hocnir
D lb F Smith 6 El Rey, Pit, Alda
6* 6’ 1 J Metcalf 12 El Rey, Alert, Rifle Shooter
By Haslings — Armilda (P. Dunne).
8 s”3 S Sn dman X Jiffy. Kew. O'Neil. LordHerbert
7 7 22 J Mooney 7 Bondage, Courtship, .Bolster
3* 3 :, 5 H J Burke 7 B. Lynch, Dolina. Jack O’Dowd
6~ 6 2 1 J Mooney G Bolster. S.ofPleasure, D. Bright
4 12 4 8 5 J Mooney G Br. Peddler, Prunes, K. Neptune
6 6 14 J Mooney ♦> Opportunity. H. King, D.Briglit
2 4 2* H J Burke 9 II. King. B.McDawell, B.Peddler.
4* 1* J Mooney G Kewp. O’Neil. Cadillac. B. Lynch
By Migraine— Busy Girl (J. J. Doyle).
2 3 21*^ S Sn'dman G I>. Cottage. Bombast, A1 Pierce
4 1 4 3 J E Don' hue G King Neptune. Benefactor, Pit
4 2 4*4 J Scott 7 Pit. Quito, Waterproof
7 7 18 B Don'hue 8 Baby Lynch, Bogart, Fair Orient
8 l * 8 1 * L Gentry 9 Austral, Mikifula. D. of Shelby
11 10 8 * J Scott 11 Dolina, Alhenn, H. C. Basch
9 9 29 F Merimee 9 Sasin, Hauberk, Boudage
4* 20 * f Rob’son 6 Pit, Prince S.. Mina
Bv King James — Lady Appleby <S. Louis).
5\ 5 C Rob son X Jiffy, Kevv. O’Neil. LoixlHerbert
45 4* G Moles’th G I>. Herbert, T. Goose, J. Walker
I I 5 G Moles’th 3 Lottery. Orderly
61 3'1 G Moles’th 7 .liffy. Grayson. Bob Hensley
6 4 6*4 G Moles’thll M. Resell. . B. Hensley. KeyMai
4> 3* J Mooney 9 It. Peddler. Orderly. B. Jonathan
2* 2 3 J Mooney G M’asmus, W.H.B’kner, Cadillac
1 2 l 4 J Mooney 8 Big Fellow, Lucius, Capt. Hodge
By Sea King — Toots (H. Field).
5 5’- H J Burke 5 Obolus. Har.King. IxirdHerisTt |
3 4 3 8 .\ M Buxlon G Br.pi-ddler, Prunes. Irregular
I I ij" C Rob’son G Benefactor, Pit. Thanksgiving
6 5‘ 5 C Rob’son 6 Iaieky B.. Warsaw. Waukeag
1* 1 3 C Rob’son 8 Wuterprmif. Pit. Little Cottage
1 3 I 9 C Rob’son G T’sportation, L.Coehran. Willdo |
1* l 8 C Rob’son 7 Grumpy. Blazonry. Jason
10 10 21 F Rob’sonlO Mah, Iluudfull. Leali Cochran
Bv Martinet — Druid (G. Zachmerer).
f,’ .V’l M And’Son 7 I>’nbiahII ( . S. Stalwart. S’inherer
Cassity X Bajazet, D, Dodge. ItluetMunock f
Cassity 7 Hondo, Adelante, Luther
Cassity 7 AlmaB., M**r. Twinkle, Comacho
Cassity X LueileP., ('.Master, W.o’W’dom f
Conn’lly 11 Old Ben, Cracow. Honolulu
Mooney 8 Bombast. Choir Master. Cracow ]
SEMPER STALWART, b. g, 6
107
41279 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1 :49 , Af ast
20
102
ll
13
41259 F.G’nds
1 1-16 l:50Vf,good 15
105
6
5
41231 F.G’nds
1 1-16 l:54%hvy
20
105
G
5
41212 F.G’nds
11-16 1:55 hvy
20
111
9
8
41153 F.G’nds
lm70y l:50%hvy
12
115
6
6
41134 F.G’nds
1 1-4 2:19Vfehvy
10
108
2
2
41018 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1 :55%hvy
8
104
7
6
40992 F.G’nds
lm20y 1:47 hvy
10
107
7
6
GORDON ROBERTS, ch. g, 6
112
41278 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1 :49V£fast
10
114
4
1
41009 F.G’nds
1 1-16 l:54%hvy
6
109
4
4
40808 Jef’son
1 1:45 good 9
116
7
3
39410 Cheyenne 1 1:41 fast
17
108
39305 Cheyenne 1 1:47 hvy
8
108
39250 Cheyenne 5* f l:08%fast
17
105
39057 Reno
1 l:40%fast
4
110
39013 Reno
1 l:41%fast
5
no
DAHABIAH II.. hr. f, 4
105
41259 F.G’nds
1 1-16 l:50V3&ood 4
1«H)
0
l
41166 F.G’nds
1 1-16 1 :49%slow
5
104
4
3
41136 F.G’nds
lm70y l:62%hvy
5
108
4
2
40962 F.G’nds
lm70y l:4CV5good 25
100
9
7
40S45 F.G’nds
1 l:47%hvy
15
107 11 11
40504 Latonia lm70y l:46V 5 good 19
46463 Latonia lm70y 1:47 slow 42
40346 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast 28f
KENWARD, ch. h, 5
41274 F.G’nds 5* f 1 :0$%fast 8
7
40
41255 F.G’nds
41084 F.G’nds
41060 F.G’nds
40971 F.G’nds
40681 Jef’son
40588 Jef’son
40575 Jef’son
55 f 1:09 good ’
55 f 1:11 hvy
5* f l:08Migood (
55 f 1 :0C%fast !
55 f 1 :09%hvv 1
C-4 1:15 good :
3-4 1:18 slow i
5 8 8
7 7 7 _
8 7 6 $ 6J 4 2 $ A JohnsonlO Grumpy, Luther. Keiiah
BLUE ROCK, b. g. 6
41245 F.G'nds 1 1 1« 1:52 hvy :
41212 F.G’nds 1 1-16 1:55 hvy ’
41153' F.G’nds lmTOy l:50%hvy 1
41018 F.G’nds 1 1-16 1 :55%hvy ’
40994 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:53Vshvy i
40915 F.G'nds 1 1-16 1 :57Mihvy '
40823 Jef’son * 1 1-16 1:51 slow :
40780 Jef’son 1 l:47%good (
GLEIPNER, b. g. 6
41279 F.G'nds 1 1 16 1
41246 F.G’nds 1
41100 F.G’nds
41062 F.G’nds
41041 F.G’nds
40975 F.G’nds
NINETY SIMP
41279 F.G’nds
41212 F.G’nds
41167 F.G’nds
41133 F.G’nds ]
41097 F.G’nds
41006 F.G’nds
40370 Bowie
40286 Pimlico
DICKERY DARE. blk. g, 4
41243 F.G’nds lm20y 1:46 hvy
41117 F.G’nds lm30v 1:53 hvy
40906 F.G’nds 1
40870 F.G’nds 1
40726 Jef'son
38659 Latonia
38531 Douglas
38l;’0 Lex’ton
2 2 2 2
2 3 4
1 : 19Vofast
20
1:53 hvy
5
1:50 hvy
7-5
1 :54%hvy
2*
2:16Vihvy
6
1 :52%mud
15
1:52 slow
6
1:47 fast
8
ch. g, 7
1 :49%fast
5
1 :55 hvy
9-5
1:50 slow
4
l:54%hvy
4
1:11 hvy
15
1 :10%hvy
20
1:55 slop
27-10
l:47%fast
17
1 :49 4
imud
6
H»2
2
1 6
10
1:52!
fchvy
2
97
4
1 1
•»
1:21
bvy
4 ,
104
1
1
i
l:14%fast
12f
lu9
4
11
11
1:13
fast
32
104
8
9
10
l:13Hfaet
6
103
6
6
$
By Stalwart — Semper Victoire (P. Dunne).
Sb 6'i H J Burke 13 Sir Oliver. Benefactor. Willdo
4'* 2 1 H J Burke 7 Duhabiahll.. Slumberer. P.&CulU
520 516 j[ j i: ur ke q Grayson. Br. McDawell, Jiffy
72 7 21 H J BurkelO Ninety Simplex. Tito, Pulaski
6 6 10 H Cassity (» Blue Rock, Hondo, Blue Thistle
7 7 18 H J Burke 7 Lord Herbert. Old Ben. LueileP.
l h I s H J Burke 8 Rhymer, Blue Rock, Brickley
6* 6 8 J H Cassity 8 Mary H., Langdcn, A1 Pierce
By General Roberts — Woolen (X. Goodp&stei).
15 l h R Pauley 14 Brando, Philistine. J.A.S’ridnn
10 10 22 W Crump 10 Bajazet, Pulaski, Hondo
lb l 1 * S Sn’dman 9 Indolence, Dervish, St.’s Bridge
33 C Gross 9 R.ElPleasanton. M. Wells, Reydo
4 3 J C T’mpson 6 S. James, M. Wells, R.ElP’suntou
4 8 * C Brown 9 Felicidad, Wand, Harry Mason
2* R Carter 5 Miss Wells, Almino, Br.Favorite
1J R Carter 6 Trulnne, Almino, Minnie F.
By Helmet — Altiora (D. T. Morris).
I 1 1* J Mooney 7 S. Stalwart, Sluwb«*rer. P.&Calls
6 2 6 7 J J Mooney 9 Willdo. Foxy Griff, Don Dodge
1 3 l 1 * J Mooney 8 J. A.Sh’ridan, Astraea. Wilfretla
5 2 33 J Mooney 13 S. Face, Indolence, Benefactor
11 10 3 * O Willis 11 Adelante. H’ndselRose, Astraea
4 4 3 3 * J Dreyer 9 J.W. Klein. This.Green, OldMisv
6 2 4 13 J Dreyer 10 FairOrieat, Grumpy, L.Coehran
7 2 6 7 * H J Burkel2 Honolulu, Benefactor, H. Atkin
By Alvescot — Bashford Belle (C. B. Anderson).
f* 2 41 .1 Mooney 12 True as Steel. I>eta. Liberator
5* * o 3 '4 C K’sch’m 10 Ina Kay, Padua, Fr.Shannon
8 2 8 21 J Rod’g’ez 9 Pepper. Gal. Lad, Lady Luxury
7 l 7 11 C K’sch’mlL* Mer.Lgtss, OpheliaW., T.asSteel
6* 6* 2 L Gentry 12 H.B’goyne, S. Oliver. B.W’liams
7 7* 1 M Garner 7 Marasmus, Kama, Ollie Martin
1* 1’5 C K’sch’m 7 Miss Filley, Mab, Sayonarra
1 4 1* C K’sch’m 6 Roederer, Paula V., Thistle
By Trap Rock — Sly Nun (W. D. Bernhardt).
2* 2 h M Garnt-r ♦» Old Ben. Yermak. Hondo
Rob’sonlO Ninety Simplex. Tito, Pulaski
Buxton ti Hondo, Blue Thistle. Bajazet
Buxton 8 Sem. Stalwart, Rhymer, Brickley
Smith 3 Capt. Hodge. Graphic
10 Grumpy, Luther, Keziah
8 B. Thistle, B.Hampaon, M. Filley
Johnson tf Willdo, Grumpy, Handfull
Bv Giganteum — Nil Desperandum (H. Neustetar).
!*1 7 4 i It Bolton 13 Sir Oliver. Benefactor. Willdo
4 1 3 8 C Rob’son 7 Txe-Lsi, Foxy Griff. Dolina
3 1 3 3 ?. E Haynes « Parrish. B. Favorite, Slumberer
3 2 3 T i Lt Ehisor X Amelita. N. Simplex. Noureddin
I) 4 3 * L Ensor « A1 Pierce, Benefactor. Grumpy
3* 3' 8 L Ensor « Sleeth. Lucky It., Blue Thistle
8* 8 13 R Bolton 14 I)onI)o«Ige, Adelante, Se’rgeman
5* « 8 * R Bolton 9 B. Peddler. Orderly. QueenApple
By Marathon — Flash of Lightning (J. P. Hayes).
6 2 5 4 J S Sn’dman 13 Sir Oliver. Benefactor. Willdo
11 D| D Conn’llylO Tito, Pulaski, Mary H.
7 A 7' 4 D Conn’lly 13 Indolence, Lucky R.. Sc’rgeman
2 3 2»* D Conn’lly X Amelita, Gleipner. Noureddin
7 l 4 4 5 D Conn’lly 9 Ermitana. Parlor Boy, Trusty
7* 7 18 D Conn’llyll’ T.Goose, G.W’ington. Sc’tpiall.
7* 8 1 * T Rice 12 P.B’terfly. W.Bedotte, O. Prince
8* ll 13 T Rice 15 Serenest. Air Man, Polroma
By Transvaal — Evelyn Kinsey (W. H. Fixer).
1' l 1 C Rob' son *» Rhymer. Progressive, Pulaski
74 7- M H Cussiiy 10 B’banuock. Cracow, G.W’ington
12 2 12 3 * H Cassity 14 Seafarer, Bombast, Cracow
3 2 3 3 * H Cassity (> Tze-Lsi. Hand. Rose, Bombast
l 4 1* H Cassity X D.Briglit, G. W’liington. H.Rose
12 12 l# C V’nDu’nl2 Kate Adams, Kernan, TimMcGce
12 12' 4 C V'r.Du’n 12 Mis* Wright, Lit. Princess. Quito
U* U l# J Majestic!^ 8im*co, Re^al Lodge, 8ase»U
6 3 * F Smith
4* F Smith
%
Thursday, February 13, 1919
DAILY RACING FORM.
LUKEHAE. b. g. 7 lit
41060 F.G’nds 1 1-16 l:51%mud HO 106 6 5 5
40787 Jef’ son 6-8 l:03%good 20 111! 8 8
40643 Jer son 54 f 1 :14%hvy 12 107 6 6
37920 H.deG’ce lm70yl:47 fast 188 110 6 7 6
?790n H.deG’ce lm70yl :47%fast 16-5f 10$ 7 10 8
37788 Oak l’wn 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 30 114 7 8 7
37720 Oakl’wn 11-16 1:48 fast 20 104 11 11 11
37649 Oak l’wn 1 1-8 l:54%fast 20 104 6 4 4
By Lake Ward — Jessie Mae (W. 0. Weant).
5 4® 4'® A Collins 7 Baby Lynch, Jiffy. Prunes
8 8 7 10 G Walls 8 Hazel Dale. Evelyn V., 8a fra nor
6 6 6 2 ® D Owens (I Parrish. Al Pierce, Letn
4 6- 7®J R Troise 10 Prim Harry, Yodeling, Stir Up
8 7 1 8®J J Pitz 14 High. Lassie, StirUp. B.ilarapson
6 4*| 4*J D Owens 12 Margaret N., Laekrose. Bobolink
11 11* ll* 4 F Stevens 12 Aug.Heinze, Bobolink, R. o’Light
7 7 1 7®f D Owens 10 J. Graham. K’glingll., Slumberer
AMALGAMATOR, b. h, 6 119
11245 F.G nds 11-16 1:52 hvy 24 110 4 3 3
41219 F.G’nds lm70y l:52%hvy 5 106 2 2 2
41174 F.Gnds 1 1-16 l:49%good 6 104 3 2 1
41141 F.G’nds 11-16 1:53 hvy 10 103 3 3 1
41100 F.G’nds 1 1-4 2:16%hvy 12 100 4 6 2
41041 F.G nds 11-16 1:52 slow 10 111 8 12 10
40913 F.G nds 1 1-16 1 :67%hvy 18-5 108 3 3 3
40909 F.G’nds 1 1-15 l:53%mud 20 106 6 5 5
BROWN VELVET, blk. m. 6 107
4127s F.G’nds 1 1-16 1 :49%f ast 8 106 12 8 8
41138 F.G’nds 5* f 1:11 hvy 50 110 9 10
40501 Latonia lm70y l:46%good 22 112 6 6 6
40463 Latonia lm70y 1:47 slow 13 110 8 6 6
40377 Latonia 1 1-S 1 :56%slop 27 107 9 9 9
39595 lnd’polis 1 1:43 fast — 106
39566 Ind’polis ll:41%fast — 107
39547 Ind’polis 1 1:43 slow -- 105
SIR DYKE. b. g. 10 107
41295 F.G’nds lm70y 1:47 fast 50 106 9 11 11
41176 F.G’nds 1 l:49%good 30 160 6 4 4
41130 F.G’nds 55 f l:12%hvy 30 110 6 6
40993 F.G nds lm20y 1:47 hvy 50 103 6 8 8
40S10 Jef’son 3-4 l:16%good 25 111 4 8
40778 Jef’ son 1 l:46%gobd 20 107 8 8 7
40751 Jef’son 3-4 1 :20%hvy 30 107 7 7
40685 Jef son 5-8 1:04 slow 50 108 10 10
40640 Jef’son 3-4 1 :23%hvy 12 109 1 7
:47 fast 50
:49%good 30
:12%hvy 30
:47 hvy 50
:16%good 25
:46%gobd 20
:20%hvy 30
:04 slow 50
:23%hvy 12
119 By Duke of Ormonde — Compensate (S. Louis).
110 4 3 3 1 6 6«* C Rob son 0 Old Ben. Blue Rock. Yermak
106 2 2 2 1 l 3 1® C Rob’son 0 Thirst, BillHunley. Progressive
104 3 2 1 1 2* 2<*. C Rob’son 7 Old Ben. Petit Bleu. Tito
103 3 3 1 6 6 2 6*® C Rob’son 8 J. Reeves, Lit. Cottage. Bombast
100 4 6 2 6 6 6 14 C Rob’son 6 Al Pierce, Benefactor, Grumpy
111 8 12 10 9 9* 9*® C Rob’sonl4 DonDodge. Adelante, Sc’rgeraan
108 S 3 3 1 1* 2 4 C Rob’son 8 Noureddin. Petit Bleu. Rhymer
106 6 5 5 6 4® 3*° C Rob’son 5 Sleetli, Lottery, Comacho
107 By Transvaal — Mary Bess (F. Goring, Jr.).
1<«6 12 8 8 12 13® 13== J Mooney 14 Gor.RobertR, Brando. Philistine
110 9 10 10 9 4 9% J Mooney 10 Foxy Griff, Key Mur, Trusty
112 5 6 6 7 5* 5*° J Mooney 9 J.W.Klein, T.Green, Da’bi&hll.
110 8 6 6 10 8* 8*® R SimpsonlG FuirOrient, Grumpy, L Cochran
107 9 9 9 9 9 » 24 M Gamer fl Rrynlimah, C.B’kley, NightOwl
106 4*J J Mooney 4 Mab, Black Broom. Saza-Namy
107 In J Mooney 0 Grasmere, Black Frost, Sordello
105 1 J Mooney 6 Sordello Black Frost, F. C. Cole
107 By Modred — Nellie Spur (R. H. Good).
106 9 11 11 30 10 1 !«*" 1 Gregory 12 T.Green, J.Wukely, Fl.ofSteel
160 5 4 4 4 5 4 5 n 2 I,t JFD’s’nlO Kilmer, Fount. Fay, Slumberer
110 6 6 6 6 6*® I Gregory <1 Miss Kruter, Bnthitde. Malice
103 6 8 8 7 7*® 7 s * I Gregory 8 Mary H., Langden, Al Pierce
111 4 8 8 8 3 8*® I Gregory 9 Kisponde, Eulogy, Bogart
107 8 8 7 8 8 8 s2 I Gregory 8 Hope. Dervish, Saint’s Bridge
107 7 7 7 7*° 5*4 I Gregory 8 General, Handfull. Dartworth
108 10 10 10 10 8*® I Gregory 10 Th. Seven, Paganini. B.W’liams
8 7 8 8
7 7 7
10 10 10
7 7 7
6 2 * I Gregory , 7 L.o’K’caldy, LewisB.,
Havana Entries and Past Performances for Thursday, February 13.
WEATHEX CLEAB. TRACK FAST.
The figures under the heading “Rec. in the
entries below show the best time of each horse
at the distance since January 1, 1917, no matter
where it finished. In cases where record wm
made on other than a fast or good track, abbre-
viations show track conditions,
o ■ — — ■ — — °
Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 2:00.)
0 Superior inud runner. X Good mud runner.
# Fa i r mud runner. (M) Maidens. • Apprentice
allowance.
First Race — 3-4 Mile.
3- year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.
(Track record : Dec. 28, 1915 — 1:11% — 4 — 111.)
Ind.
Horse.
Wt. Rec.
A.Wt.Han.
41237
Tippler
. . . . 1(MU1 :().■»%,
3 1 os. 740
(412(D)
Skiles Knob . .
. ...124 1:0.7%
7 12.70740
412.71 3
Rafferty
10.7 l:OTi%
4 KMX 73.7
41237
Etruscan
117 1:0.7%
7 115*73.7
41204
Philippic
. . . .109 1:07
5 102 X 725
Ind.
Horse.
Wt. Rec.
A.Wt.Han.
4124S 2
RTILETTO
. .109
1 :13%
110X72.7
412(Ml
Limp Post ....
. .104
1:14%
110*715
41221®*
Minnie II
110. .715
111S2
Rob Baker ....
112 #71 5
41206 3
Ranker
115X715
41248
Bagdadine
..109
l:14%m
110. .710
41248
Blondel
..115
1:22% ll
115. .710
41280
Trickster II.
115. . 70.7
41248
Leap Frog ....
* .110
1:20%, h
no. .700
41248
Kimpalong
. .111
1:15%
110. .700
412.72
Buddy Tucker .
..112
1:16%
115.. 700
Sirocco is a fast colt lightly weighted.
Fourth Race— 1 Mile and 20 Yards.
4-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: Feb. 15, 1918—1:39—8—103.)
41200 Ambrose 9 103^7
41284 3 ® Little Buss (M) ..102 1:42% 4 90.. 7
41262* • Corydon 102 1:51 *r.m 4 99.. 7
41262 Timothy J. Hogan. 103 1:45% 4 103*7
41271* John Graham 12 98X7
41206 Cliff Haven 7 103.. 7
41285 Lola 6 106 X 7
7 103X7
41270* Drown
41265 El Plaudit 103 l:56%h 4 103X7
41303= Brian 6 108x7
41284 Fritz Ernst 4 101.. 7
Ambrose should score here.
Fifth Race— 1 Mile
4 -year-olds and upw
(Track record: Feb. lo.
and 20 Yards.
ard. Claiming.
1918—1:39—8—1
Stiletto seems quite the best here.
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: Doc. 28, 1915 — 1:11% — 4-
41222=
Pajaroita II
.100
1:13%
8
108.. 725
jl
Frozen Glen
. 1 09
1:14%
4
105 X 720
412N1 3
Lady Jane Grey . . .
.103
1 :13%
7
101 #715
41267 s
IT Twenty -Three (M
) IOO
1:14%
4
105. .715
41191=
Kernan
.105
1:13%
4
108X715
41 250=
First Ballot
. 98
1:13%
5
111X715
41261 2
Sam Hill
.110
1:14%
4
105X710
41267
Pomp
.108
1:14%
.7
111 X 710
40904 •
Lady Spendthrift.
.lot
1:15%
7
101 x 705
41094
Pontefract
.108
1:12%
10
100 X 705
41156*
Peep Again
. 99
1:14%
5
109#700
41173
Plioneta
.100
1:14
4
103 X 700
41206 3 *
Bierman
. ..100
1:40%
5
101 #725
(41158)
Crystal Day . .
4
101 X 720
(41271)*
Whippoorwill
. . 92
1 :53%h
4
KMX 715
(41283)
Senator James .
. .103
1:39
9
111 #715
412.83=
Glorine
5
106X710
4 1283
Petlar
. .108
1:49
6 106X710
41282=
Chemung
5
108 #710
41126
Yenghee
.'.112
1 :50%h
9
111X710
41272
Arbitrator
5
10(5 X 705
412.83*
Waterford
5
111X705
(41270)
Capital City ...
”ll2
1:51%
5
111. .705
41159
London Girl —
. . 95
1:41%
7
101X700
Bierman’s last race would win here.
Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 50 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: March 6, 1918 — 1:41 — 5 — 117.)
Pajaroita II. ran well in his last race.
Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
American Handicap. $700 Added.
3-year-olds and upward.
(Track record: Jan. 24. 1917 — 1:05% — 5 — 102.)
(38792) Sirocco 112 l:16%h 4 1 04.. 750
(41269) Hamilton A 114 1:05% 4 119X745
(41237) Clock 114 1:09 6 121x745
(41223)* Circulate 1 12 J 1:45
| (41186) I)iadi Ill 1:43%
(41160) Sasenta 101 1:44
41205 Gordon Bussell ...115 1:43%
41160 s Kingfisher
41205 Lytle
(41226) Dragon Book
105 1:43%
101 1:42%
Circulate is fust and in good form.
Jockey.
Lunsford, II.
Humphries, W...
Knapp, W
Murray, T
Nolan, T
Howard, J
Dreyer, .1
Dominick, J. . . .
Pickens, A
Thurber, H. . . .
Ketsay, W
Maher, J
Ball, It
Hileman. E.
Preece, G., Jr. ..
Boland. D
Howard, C
Finley, A
Doyle, W
Stirling, D
Bullman. H
Wingfield, R. ..
Burke. J. II. ...
Dawson, J
Index Course
HAVANA JOCKEY PERCENTAGES.
From January 1, 1018, to February 12, 1910, Inclusive.
At or At or
Under Under
P.C. Wt. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Jockey. P.C, Wt. Mts.
19 104 888 165 175 117 Jeffcott, II 09 104 55
VV 19 105 138 20 19 25 Preece, Q 08 98 199
18 114 170 30 21 28 Gargau, W 08 112 165
18 9H 151 27 15 15 Davies, It 08 102 128
18 107 183 24 16 20 Troise, It 07 98 394
16 106 062 109 73 72 Jackson, C 06 105 140
15 101 315 47 34 41 Frach, J (Hi 107 80
15 106 251 37 33 30 lVtz. J. G 00 104 65
15 105 200 37 33 29 Lang. W 05 100 140
14 104 357 50 42 51 Ityan, It 05 107 76
13 108 451 59 43 03 Dishmon, C 03 100 122
13 101 31 4 7 4 Koppleman, B 02 95 55
12 340 40 33 39 Anderson. W 105 33
11 110 132 15 12 10 White, C 102 10
r 11 104 125 14 12 12 Schlessiuger, M 106 31
11 113 94 10 6 14 Woods, L. 85 19
11 107 27 3 2 3 Fa tor, L. 95 10
11 103 19 2 3 1 Gray, C 108 3
10 107 260 26 23 33 Moore, R 95 35
09 108 384 36 45 31 Henrv, J 114 6
Jockey.
Jeffcott, II
Preece, (J
Gargau, W
Davies, It
Troise, R
Jackson, C
Frach, J
Petz. J. G
Lang, W
Ityan, It
Dishmon, C
Koppleman, B
Anderson. W. . .
White, C
Schlessiuger, M..
Woods, L
Fa tor, L.
Gray, C
Moore, R
Henry, J
Kreger, A
Itussell, G
Wilson. R
Franklin, D
Allowances. (Dec. 28, 1915—1:11%.
TimeT’ckOdds Wt St *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish
STILETTO, b.
41348 Havana
f, 3 (M)
3-4 l;18%hvy
3-2
110
lit
1
2
2
By Assagai — Annie !
2'i 2 3 J D’minick 9
41102 Havana
3-4 l:13%fast
34
109
1
I
1
2®
2 3 C
Gray
12
40997 Havana
5i f 1 :15%hvy
4
107
6
4
3
3*
3% W
Doyle
8
40854 Havana
5-8 1 :03%slow
8
96
5
4
4
5
4*4 T
Murray
5
40186 Empire
5i f 1 :07%fast
7
105
5
8
7
6*
5 *4 G
Walls
12
40174 Empire
5i f 1 :07%f ast
8
110
7
2
2
2 s
2 2 G
Walls
13
39672 Belmont
5-8 at l:01%good 3
112
9
9
9
9= 10*® E
Taplin
10 1
39536 Belmont
&if st 1 :05%f ast
12
115
8
8
8
8
8>» O
Preece Jr
9
39155 Empire
6-8 l:01%fast
6
112
7
7
6
21
2* A
Collins
14
38613 Belmont
6-8 1:00 hvy
GO
105
5
6
64
8 2 ® C
Mergler
8
LAMP POST.
br. f. 3 (M)
110
<1266 Havana
5-8 1:07 hvy
21
105 2
1
4
41221 Havana
51 f l:07%fast
10
1**6 9
8
6
41183 Havana
5'. f 1 :07%fast
3
1044 f*
1
5
41123 Havana
5-4 l:13%fast
8
104 3
6
5
41024 Havana
54 f 1:11 slow
10
105 11
7
4
40885 Havana
55 f 1 :20%hvy
10
106 8
8
8
40K51 Havana
64 f 1:13 slow
15
114 4
2
8
40800 Havana
5-8 1:12 hvy
25
1064 1
3
4
39770 Lex’ton
.64 f 1 :08%f ast
6
107 10
8
9
MINNIE H.. ch. f. 3 (M)
110
41221 Havana
54 f l:07%fast
20
112 5
4
4
41155 Havana
5i f 1 :08%fast
15
114 2
8
6
41024 Havana
54 f 1:11 slow
30
114 1
5
8
40934 Havana
5-8 l:10%hvy
25
100 5
8
8
399G9 Church’l
54 f 1:08 fast
17f
107 10
8
8
BOB BAKER.
ch. g, 3 (M)
112
411X2 Havana
54 f l:07%fast
6-5
lit 7
7
t)
41076 Havana
5-8 1:01 fast
s i
112 3
2
2
•*0461 l.atonia
40371 l^atonia
40!i2S» Lutonia
39075 lutonia
38940 Latonia
38845 Latonia
38711 Latonia
RANKER, ch. c, 3 (M)
55 f 1 :10%slow Ilf
5-8 l:03%slop 6
5£ f l:07%fast 46
5-8 1 :01%slow 4
5-8 1:01 %fast 22-5
54 f l:09%*pod 55
5-8 l:01%fast 24
41266 Ha \ ana
41044 Havana
4**965 Havana
4**045 Havana
40885 Havana
40KJI Havana
40799 Havana
40756 Havana
40597 Havana
BAGDADINE.
41-4^ Havana
41182 Havana
41155 Havana
41102 Havana
29041 Jamaica
Aq’dUCt
595‘.**.* Belmont
39141 Empire
5-8 1:07 hvy 12
5i f 1:08%good 20
5t f 1 :10%slow 6
5-8 l:13%hvy 5
5.J f 1 :20%hvy 10
5i f 1 :19%hvy 2**
5-8 l:12%hvy 20
5-8 1 :02%fast :’4>
5-8 1:01 %fa«t 7
ch. f. 3 (M)
5-4 l:18%hvy 6
51 t 1 :07%fa.st 4
54 f l:08%fast 3
3-4 1 :13%fast 6
5*. f 1 :07%fast 50
3-4 1 :!5%»lop 30
5if st l:06%fust 25
5-8 1 :01%fast 4
7 7*® R Bali
7 Avion, Louise Macy, Littlecote
BL0NDEL. b. c. 3 (M)
4124S Havana :’.-4 l:18%hvy 2J
41190 Havana 5J f 1 :0o%f ast 5**
40997 Havana 5$ f 1 15%hvy 30
TRICKSTER II., b. c. 3 (M)
41280 Havana 54 f 1:10 good
10
115
116
6
3
4
1
8 s
LEAP FROG,
41243 Havana
b. f. 3 (M)
3-4 l:18%hvy
10
110
no
6
5
_ ]
a 3
41155 Havana
5* f l:08%fast
15
114
9
6
8
s'
40431 Latonia
54 f l:09%good
45
112
4
5
5
8*
89942 Church’l
54 f l:08%fast
55
112
9
9
9
10
39909 Douglas
54 f l:08%fast
4f
112
10
10
10
9 3
29829 Douglas
5-8 1 :00%fast
79f
112
7
7
7
7*
39710 Lex’ton
6-8 1:04 slow
42
112
9
10
11
11*
39464 Saratoga
5-8 1 :00%fast
15
no
8
8
8
8*
3934S Saratoga
5-8 59%fast
20
112 10
13
10
10*
KIMPALONG.
41248 Havana
br. g, 3 (M)
3-4 1 :18%hvy
20
110
112
*»
5
6
:
6 1 '
41123 Havana
3-4 1 :13%fast
20
109
7
5
8
8*1
41102 Havana
3-4 l:13%fast
30
111
5
5
5
64
41024 Havana
5J f 1:11 slow
30
107
5
2
3
6*
37908 H.deG’ce
1-2 48%fast
8f
110 11
11
11®
BUDDY TUCKER, b. c. 3 (M)
115
]
41262 Havana
41123 Havana
41044 Havana
40880 Havana
40824 Havana
40794 Havana
1 1 :fi0 hvy 10
3-4 1 :13%fast 30
5J f 1 :08%good 30
5-8 1 :ll%hvy 30
55 f l:19%hvy 30
5i f 1:18 hvy 25
102 6 7
112 11
109 3
7 7 7
11 11 11
11 11 11
7 7 7
7 8 8
7 7 7
By Irish Lad — Artless (E. T. Zollicoffer).
! S* 1 W Doyle 9 Lucky Pearl, Liberal, Dinne
By Froglegs — Winnecook (E. Baxter).
! 6 12 II Bullm’n 9 Baby Girl, Stiletto. Emily W.
1 6*S R Troise 12 Ter. Miss, Bagdadine, D. C. Girl
* 8*® J Dreyer 12 Lady Langden, Betsy, Misslvan
By Fitz Herbert — Semiramis II. (C. Buxton).
5 6 IT H Thurber 9 Baby Girl. Stiletto. Emily W.
10 21 R Troise 12 Linkstrap, Rosagine, Anlace
1 ll 20 L Lyke 13 Auntie, Colinella. Frizeur
By Jack Point — Friendship (H. Oots).
6* 3 R Wingf’d 7 Ivrv. Miss Ivan. Sumhiria
11*® R WingfMIl LniiiseMack, TheTalker. (’a hallo
9 17 R Wingf’dll MikeDixon. M.Ivan, Stone Daisy
1 7*® J H Burke 8 Avion, Lady Iaingden, Marmon
8 34 R Wingf’d 8 Iron Boy, Yen. Boy, Wey. Girl
7 72 J H Burke 7 Littlecote, Sumhiria, Marmon
SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Dec.
1915-1:11%-
PAJAROITA II., ch.
41222 Havana 55 f
41169 Havana 3-4
41144 Havana 55 f
41045 Havana f>5 f
39446 M’lboro Ab65f
38448 Prosp’ct Ab7-8
38423 Prosp’ct 1 1-16
38369 Balt. 1 1-16
38318 Balt. Ab 7-8
38039 Arl’gt’n Ab3-4
38023 Arl’gt’n Ab65f
37725 Havana 5-8
37706 Havana 55 f
g. $
1 :06%fast 35
1:13 fast 6
l:07%fast 10
1 :08%good 15
1:25 fast —
1 :27%fast —
1 :52%fast —
1 :51%fast —
l:28%fast —
1:25 fast 3
1:26 fast 4
l:04%mud 20
1:10 slow 6
108 Br Rel del Sierras-
106 1 4 3 35 2J T Nolan 11
113 3 6 3 2'5 3«5 T Nolan 10
1065 2 4 3 3 h 6*5 T Nolan 11
1105 7 10 8 7 2 7 7 J B Hilemanl2
118 5 4 R Imes 6
118 6>® T Nolan 8
109 7*® R Imes 7
106 6*° W Gargan 9
113 2| C Riddle 9
122 - 3® B Hileman 9
128 3*5 B Hileman 8
112 10 10 10 10 10* 2 B Kleeger 10
113 12 12 12 10* 6®4 H Shilling 12
-Aunt Bird (T. Goulding).
Manganese. Frozen Glen. Servia
Circulate, Fascinating, James
Bev. James, Frnsouelo. BoyBlue
Phil Ungar, Geo. Duncan, Colors
Old Bob, Egmont. Ahara
Clark M.. Bev. James. Handfull
Valspar, Stir Up, Murianao
Stir Up, Boxer, Alston
F. Nought, F. Johnson, Dr.Sworda
Blanchita, JerryJr., Frascuelo
Earlym’u, D. Scarlet. NephtJiys
James G.. Milbrey, Sureget
Ischg’bibble, Deviltry, Vagabond
FROZEN GLEN, b. g,
41222 Havana 55 f 1
4110G Havana 5J f 1
40637 Havana 3-4 1
40599 Havana 55 f 1
37853 Bowie 3-4 1
37700 Oakl’wn 3-4 1
37644 Oakl’wn 55 f 1
37467 Oakl’wn 3-4 1
36030 Reno 5-8 1
35733 Reno 5-8 1
:(*6%fast 12
:07 fast 30
:14%fast 15
:08%fast 8
:17%mud 25
:12%fast 12
:07%fast 7
:14%fast 20
:01%fast 6-5
:01%fast 1
LADY JANE GREY. b. xn. 7
412S1 Havana 3-1 1:15 good
41188 Havana 3-4 l:12%fast
41106 Havana 55 f 1:07 fast
41025 Havana 55 f l:09%slow
40998 Havana 3-4 1:22 hvy
40952 Havana 5-8 l:08%hvy
40867 Havana 3-4 l:16%good
40762 Havana 3-4 l:16%fast
3-4 1:15 good
5
114
1
2
3
3-4 1 :12%fast
5
103
5
4
4
54 f 1:07 fast
7
10G
8
5
8
54 f l:09%slow
24
103
1
3
3
3-4 1:22 hvy
5
S8
7
2
2
5-8 1 :08%hvy
24
106
7
5
2
3-4 l :16%good 24
104
5
1
1
3-4 l:16%fast
34
100
5
5
5
IREE, ch. g, 4 (M)
105
41267 Havana
41143 Havana
40944 Havana
55 f 1:14 hvy 3
3-4 l:12%fast 20
55 f 1:21 hvy 20
KEENAN, ch. g, 4
41191 Havana lm2(*y 1:42 fast
41147 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast
41104 Havana 3-4 l:12%fast
41046 Havana
40999 Havana
*0887 Havana
40802 Havana
40783 Havana
40721 Havana
i50y 1:44 fast 6 98 3
3-4 l:12%fast 6 106 7
55 f l:08%good 15 105 3
5-8 l:06%hvy 12 107 2
55 f l:19%hvy 15 105 1
5-8 l:12%hvy 1-2 107 3
5-8 l:07%hvy 8-5 107 2
5-8 1:09 hvy 35 107 3
By Glenesky — Icebound (J. S. Tyree).
4 5’5 32 H Thurberll Manganese, Pajarnitafl.. Servia
3 3* 3° H ThurberlO Wal.Mack, Heredity. K.L.Owen
4 6* 7‘ 3 II Thurber 8 Perigourdine, Miss Gove. Leoma
6 5*» 5 3 2 H Thurber 9 Rolliu Laird, Blanchita. Darkey
8 7 3 7 20 J Atkinson 8 G’evieveB., P.B’terfly, S. Pickett
7 7 2 7‘ 3 R Moore 12 StarBaby, UltraGold. Walt.Dant
3 3 2 3® E Pool 12 RoyceRools. K.’sCub, MissFussy
2 3| 5 4 J W Kelsay 12 Ermitana, L. Pr’cess, P.Connelly
4 7 J B Pool (> M.Maulsby, C.Ellw’ger, SamHill
11 A Johnson 7 C’delaria, C. Ellwanger, DivlamJ
By Watercress — Sister Je&nie (Armonia Stable).
3 3 3 3% R Ball (i Appleton Wiske. Anlace, Elga
4 3 3 3 3 1 R Ball 12 Brizz. Prime ro. Barton
8 6* 7 7 3 A Pickens 10 Wal.Mack, Heredity. Froz.Gleu
3 55 5 7 2 H Thurber 9 Laekrose. Servia, Visible
2 2nk 3 2 L Woods 9 PhilUngar, T.Grader, B’lingame
2 l 1 * 3®5 R Ball 7 Ague, B. Doualton, Frascuelo
1 2®k 5 3 1 R Ball 8 Leoma, Laekrose, Glorine
5 4* 5*4 J H Burke 7 Perigourdine, Waterford. View
By Ivan the Terrible — Colloquy (W. W. Darden).
4 4* 3J T Murray 10 T. Grader. Scabbard, Conowingo
6 6J 7* 3 T Murray 8 Diadi. Jeffery. Lola
5 5 4 5* 7 T Murray (» T.J. Hogan, F.Dart. F. Crawford
By Hilarious — Morning Glory (J. Corujo).
1 2* 2* R Ball 10 Prettj Baby, Ralphs., Lit.. Buss
1 3=5 T Murray 10 Scorpii, R.L.Owen, Pretty Baby
2 3 2 5 7 i G PreeceJrl2 Breeze, Jeffery. Miss Sweep
2 2 3 J Frach 12 Bunice. Phedoden, Luzzi
4 4® 4 7 J W H’hries 9 Mabel Trask, Nib, Miss Gove
8 7* 8 20 R Ball 8 Sparkler. Trapping, MabelTrask
2 2* 3 3 5 J Howard 7 Hops, F. Craw’ford, P’ce Bonero
1 1* 3J J How’ard 8 Ed Garrison, Ballad, Lola
1 ink 2® 11 J Howard 6 Frascuelo, Lola, L. Spendthrift
6 105 X 725
8 108*720
4 105. .715
9 115*715
5 102X710
5 110X710
4 102X705
7 102X700
FIRST BALLOT, ch. m. 5 111
41250 Havana 3-4 l:lS%hvy 1 106 4 4
41193 Havana lm50y 1 :42%fast 5 106 7 6 5
41091 Havana 55 f l:07%fast 6 108 8 7
40522 Latonia lm70y l:49%mud 13-10 106 4 3 3
40502 Latonia 3-4 l:14%good 4 109 9 5
40401 Latonia 3-4 l:16%hvy 12-5 106 3 8
39952 Church’l lm70yl :44%fast 33-10 106 2 1 1
39775 Lex’ton lm70y l:45%fast 2 103 6 3 3
39694 Lex’ ton 3-4 l:13%fast 7-5 106512 2
39295 Saratoga 3-4 1:14 good 10 101 2 1
SAM HILL, b. g. 4 206
41261 Havana 3-4 1:21 hvy 6-5 111 1 1
41206 Havana lm50y l:43%fast 3 107 2 3 2
41158 Havana lm50y l:44%fast 7-5 102 1 1 1
41077 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 20 110 7 6
40547 Bowie 1 1-16 l:54%slow 22 101 2 3 2
40476 Bowie lm70y 1 :48%fast 15 102 6 Fell.
40393 Bowie 1 1-16 l:56%hvy 12 106 1 6 6
40327 Bowie 1 1-16 l:50%f ast 24 105 1 1 1
40277 Pimlico 1 1-4 2:08 fast 86 103 6 7 6
40219 Laurel lm70y l:44%fast 38f 104 6 2 2
40107 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 78 104 7 7 7
40076 Laurel 1 1 :41%fast33-10f 111 7 12 14
POMP. br. h, 5 111
41267 Havana 55 f 1:14 hvy 25 1**6 2 1
41222 Havana 55 f l:06%fast 20 109 7 5
41045 Havana 55 f l:08%good 30 109 12 12
40945 Havana 5-S 1 :13%hvy 8 109 3 1
40920 Havana 55 f l:14%hvy 25 115 6 4
39036 Latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 28f 112 2 3
38833 Latonia 3-4 1:17 hvy 113 112 2 2
38647 Latonia 3-4 l:14%fast 44 108 3 3
38478 Douglas 3-4 l:12%fast 125 108 1 5
By Ballot — Zephyr
2nk 2 2 C Howard (*
6® 6® C Howard 8
3* 3% C Howard 9
3® 3 7 C Brown «
3* 2* R Simpson 12
6 s 6* 2 C Brown 9
7® 8*» R Simpson 8
8* 8*® F Smith 10
65 8*4 R Simpsonl2
1® l 4 F Smith 20
(C. Howard).
Hops. Capital City. Heredity
Mary’sBeau. Soldier, J.W.Klein
Premium. M’nganese, Tw. Seven
Capt. Burns, LeahCocliran. Erin
T.Anderson, Cap.Burns, Reviver
LadyLuxury, Gr.Grass, BillyJoe
Mary Belle, Lucky R.. Eulogy
Baby Lynch, Tze-Lsi, Mary Belle
David Craig, Warsaw, Marasmns
KatieCanal, Lively, ChoirMaster
110 7 6
101 2 3 2
102 6 Fell.
106 1 6 6
105 1 1 1
103 6 7 6
104 622
104 7 7 7
By Solitaire II. — Bremerhafen (F. O’Rourke).
1 1= 2 2 5 T Nolan 7 Quick. Milestone, Callaway
2 2“* 4 3 T Nolan 10 Robt.L.Owen, (’hi Hum. Bierinan
1 15 2® II Lunsf’d 9 Crystal Day, Capital City, Cork
6 4J 4 8 i J Dawson 12 Lindsey, Ralph S., MissFrances
7 l 11 ll 25 R McCr’nnll Euterpe. K. Neptune, Noureddin
R Moore 15 Salvatelle, Bur One, Irish Kiss
3 2* 3*5 L Stalker 11 Flora Finch, Fairly, Progressive
2 2J 7® A Johnsonlo Amalgamator, Buck Nail, Kebo
7 8 20 8 1 ® S Sn’dman 9 Piedra. Valspar, Sunny land
3 3 4 3 4 L Stalker 14 H. Valley, Gold. Boy, S.Sandals
8 8* 8*°5C KummerlO Nigel, Ocean Prince, Hwfa
' :41%fast33-10f 111 7 12 14 14 15 15 2 * A Pickens 15 Leta. Prunes. Wood Violet
55 f 1:14 hvy 25
55 f l:06%fast 20
55 f 1 :08%good 30
5-8 1 :13%hvy 8
65 f l:14%hvy 25
3-4 1 :12%f ast 28f
3-4 1:17 hvy 113
3-4 l:14%fast 44
3-4 l:12%fast 125
LADY SPENDTHRIFT, ch. m. 7
\ Havana
l Havana
! Havana
l Havana
L Havana
) Havana
I Havana
[ Havana
55 f l:10%slow 6
• 5-8 l:ll%hvy 5
55 f l:16%hvy 6
5- 8 1 :06%hvy 2
6- 8 1:09 hvy 12
5-8 1:05 hvy 10
5-8 l:04%hvy 15
3-4 l:14%slop 4
By Sweep — Lamp Girl (C. Howard).
4?. 5=5 C Howard 10 Buster Clark, Khaki. Ranker
3* (’ Howard 10 Conscription, MinnieH., Liberal
5 3 3® C Howard 9 Anlace. Dione. Liberal
5) 5 7 5 C Howard 11 LouiseMack. TheTalker, Caballo
3 s 4 6 4 C Howardl2 Linkstrap, Rosagine, Anlace
8* 5** C Howard 10 Fustian, Lady Order, Duke Ruff.
8* 6 3 j C Howard 11 Surplice, Sunduria, Rosagine
6* 6®J C Howard 8 T.S.H’ndred, Wey. Girl. Fustian
6* 6*° R Simpson 12 Delico, Flor. Webber, Brimful
By Harrigan — Minnolette (J. A. Seckington).
45 3*2 D Boland 10 Conscription. Lamppost, Liberal
4= 4” L) Boland 12 Ter.Miss, Bagdadine, D. C. Girl
95 9*® D Boland 12 Linkstrap Rosagine, Anlace
8 8 47 H Thurber 8 Tetley. Corson. TheSixHundred
10J ll 2 * J A 0’B*nl2 L. Rachel, Retta B.. Wat. Willow
By McGee — Grace Commoner (C. T. Worthington).
*55 6 :, 2 H Thurber 9 T.Talker. Conscription, Bag’dine
2«k 2* W Kelsay 12 Featherwit, For. Favor, L.Macs
3 3 3 2 J Maher 12 S’niirgdale, K.'l'ranter, C’tilever
3= 3® J Maher 11 Discussion. Omeme, Todnaii
10* 9«J J Maher 12 TexaaSpecial, Silv. Light. Wave
3 2 3 3 E Sande 12 Salvo. Silvery Light, Twiford
4J 3 2 5 L Gentry 12 War Cap, Ccrinus, Perigord
34 3 2 4 H Alex 12 AdeliaW., CandleLight, Twiford
6 2 5 7 H Alex 12 Camoufleur, Loyalist, T. Special
By Ormondale — Lacrimae (B. Barber).
5* 3=5 T Nolan 10 Buster Clark. Khaki, Earnest
9= 8 17 J Frach 11 MikeDixon. M.Ivan, StoneDaisy
8 8<r. Nolan 8 Wey. Girl, Linkstrap, L.Mistress
4= 4'4 J Frach 8 Royal Favorite, Khaki. Cork
910 quo u ThurberlO Fustian, I«ady Ortlcr. Duke Ruff
6* 4* J Frach 8 Iron Boy, Ven. Boy, Wey. Girl
5*5 6‘1 j Frach 8 Quickstep, Miss Carey, IronBoy
7 7 17 M Schles’r 7 Tetley, Luckyl^ady. McLane
PONTEFRACT, b. g,
41094 Havana 1 1*
41063 Havana 3-4 1
41029 Havana 55 f 1
4U86G Havana 3-4 1
40747 Havana 3-4 1
40660 Havana 55 f 1
39970 Church’l 3-4 1
38583 Douglas 3-4 1
38343 Church’l 3-4 1
38119 Lex’ton lm70y 1
38105 Lex’ton 3-4 1
PEEP AGAIN, ch. m,
41156 Havana 3-4 1
41029 Havana 55 f 1
40946 Havana 5-8 1
40918 Havana 55 f 1
40550 Bowie 1 1-16 1
40306 Pimlico 1 1-16 1
40260 Pimlico 3-4 1
38501 Prosp’ct Ab7-8 1
38445 Prosp’ct Ab5-8 1
37963 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 1
37934 H.deG’ce 3-4 1
PHONETA, b.
41173 Havana 1
41112 Havana
40877 Havana
40S40 Havana
40772 Havana
40691 Havana
37709 Havana 1
37586 Havana 1
37490 Havana 1
37461 Havana
10
’: 40*. -.fust 6
:13 fast 3
:07%fast 5
:16%good 2
:17 slow 2
:14%hvy 3
:14 fast 77
:12%,fast 121
:14%fast 42
:45%fast 5
:13%fast 9
, 5
:13%fast 4
:07%fast 8
:ll%hvy 5
:12%hvy 3-2
:55%slow 20
:48%fast 88
:13%fast 251
:28%fast —
:01%fast —
:49 fast 48
:15 hvy 21
1 :45%fa«st
l:40%fast
\ 1:25 hvy
: l:12%hvy
’ 1:17 hvy
! 1 :15%hvy
1:47 slow
1:41 fast
l:41%fast
i l:13%fast
111 By Hamburg — Pageant (P. Julian).
1*h; 2 117* 6=5 .1 G Petz Id T.Grader. Scabbard. 1*.T. -Three
109 7 5 6 7* 10*5 J G Petz 11 Manganese, Pajar’tall., F.GIen
109 12 12 12 12 12 ,u W H’hries 12 Phil Ungar. Geo.Duncan, Colors
109 3 1 1 15 5 7 J W H’hries 8 Royal Favorite, Khaki, (’ork
115 6 4 7 9 9® 7 H H’hries 9 Merry Jubilee, Ague. MissJazbo
112 2 3 7 9* 9 1 ® W J 0’B’nl2 Bullion. Sybil, Tom Jr.
112 2 2 3 5 3 6 7 5 J Dreyer 10 W.o’Wisdom. Cane Run. BillieB.
108 3 3 2 5* 9 1 * L Mink 12 BusyJoe, M.B.T’rman, Rochester
108 1 5 7 6* 6 11 L Mink 12 Skiles Knob, Petrovna, Ichi-Ban
101 By Masterman — Lady Irish (H. W. Boyer).
108 2 2 4 45 D Stirling ll Luzzi, Visible, Robert L. Owen
110 7 4 4 6* J 1: D Stirling 8 Lola, Miss Jazbo. Ague
1UT> 3 2 2 25 4=5 W And’s’n 7 Whis.Hopc, Driffield. K.Trovato'
111 4 & 3 5®k 7‘® J Howard 9 Hemlock, Quin, Golden Chance
108 1 2 4 3*» 4 3 2 W And’s’n H Frascuelo. Kernan, Ix»ia
108J 4 3 3 55 6* 1 L Gauge! 11 Bunice, Miss Gove, Lantana
110 7 7 8 8 30 8>® J Howard 9 Milbrey, Violet, Enver Bey
105 1 4 4 4® 4*® J Pitz 6 Miss Fannie. Luzzi, Quin
108 By Sain — Toots Mook (A. C. Niehaus).
105510 9 S 9 S‘ S» 7 W Kelsay 11 M.’s Beau. Annie Edgar. Ballad
97 9 6 3 3 2 3* T Murray 10 Starlike, ll. L. Owen, Chemung
113 11 10 8 6* 3* 2 D. Boland 11 Sis. Susie, Shandon. Peep Again
1075 8 4 3 3 s 25 W Kelsay 8 Tok. March, Lantana, Gala way
107 7 5 4 2** 3*2 W Kelsay 7 Jutland, Bev. James, Phedoden
108 7 6 4 3 2 3 s W Kelsay 7 Betterton, Brown Baby, W.Hope
110 13 12 11 12 ll 17 S Wolst’ml2 John Jr., Nepe, Kenward
111 12 12 12 11* 9* 3 C Rogers 12 Sirocco. Hocnir, Arch Plotter
110 12 10 6 8 h 8®| J Mooney 12 John Jr.. Billie B.. Ophelia W.
103 8 11 11 11 8*J 7 8 j E Don’huel2 Beaut. Girl. Run. Queen. OldBen
107 12 11 11 9* 9 11 R Simpsonl2 W.o’ Wisdom, Liberator, ToyMiss
109 By Harrigan — Daypeep (H. S. Zepp).
1**3 8 4 4 45 3' J Dreyer 12 Brown Prince. Closer. Servia
111 9 8 6 55 4 12 W Kelsay 11 Sis. Susie. Shandon. Pontefract
104 5 8 8 8 8 7 3 H Thurber 8 Bianca, Lantana, Cardome
110 7 4 3 3*5 3 3 J Dreyer 11 Flying Dart, Br. Prince. Clarissa
108 7 6 5 4 ll 2 12*® A Collins 14 Tie Pin. Langden, Margery
106 9 7 7 7 6 2 6® A Johnson 12 Polroraa, Mose, Bellringer
99 9 9 8 6 1 * 4 r, J Q Preece 10 Currency, Subuhdnr, Milkman
109 4® A Pickens 9 Blanchita, C. Ellwanger, Braudo
108 3=J H Chapp’ll 8 Rollin Laird, Quin, Hops
92 7 5 3 4 35 11*® R Denyse 15 Bierman, Lazy Lou, Starter
111 2 4 3 4 s 6 7 3 A Pickens 7 Dr.Campbell, M. Kruter, G. Eagle
103 By Rapid Water— Margaret T. (H. Oots).
101 1 4 6 7 7 7 43 J H Burke 7 Chemung. BeautvShop, C. Haven
102 9 8 8 7 9* 10*® R Wingf’dl2 P. to Point, Ralph S., Chemung
101 1 4 5 5* 6* 4 J H Burke 8 Phedoden, W. Master, R.L.Owen
102 2 3 4 6“* 7 12 J H Burke 7 Blanchita, Circulate, MissJazlxi
100 3 4 6 7 7 27 J H Burke 7. Sen. James, L. Pearl, W his. Hope
109 1 6 5 8 8 34 J Howard 8 Bunice, Quick, Unar
97 4 2 Pulled up. H Burke 8 Black Frost. Flare, Ch.McFerran
100 5 3 2 2 2® ink H Lunsf’d 0 Eliz. H., Tippo Sahib. E.Princess
92J 8 2 3 3 2* 2"k H Lunsf’d 10 J.deVales, B’ttleAbbey, Lyndora
100 8 5 6 4*1 5* H Burke 9 Kildare Boy, Scorpii, Ralph S.
THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. American Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (Jan. 24. 1917 —
1 C5%— 5— 102.)
By Flint Rock— Ballot Bred (H. Bowen).
4 J 4" W Lang 9 Baby Girl. Stiletto, Emily W.
35 3*J W Lang 9 T.Talker, Conscription. M’sCoat
1* 2® W Lang 12 Ter. Miss, 1). C. Girl. MinnieH.
3= 4* W Lang 12 Miss Ivan, Stiletto, Stone Daisy
9J 10* 1 M Rowan 12 Grimalkin. OverTherc, Lead. Star
10= 10= * M Rowan 12 Sky Man. Unibala. llindoostan
ll 11=* M Rowan 11 Tailor Maid. Pluviada, Sailor
10 10»° E Taiilin 10 Madge F.. Elected II., Sylvano
Bv Sir Huon — Boeina (K. Spence).
8= S=» H Jeffcott 9* Baby Girl. Stiletto. Emily W.
5 o- J L Woods 5 Tippler, H’miltouA.. SkilesKuob
8 8 M A Kreger b 0(peuie, Rosagine, Stiletto
SIROCCO, br. 1
38792 Latonia
28700 Latonia
38583 Douglas
38271 Church’ i
38120 Lex’ton
36213 Latonia
36062 Latonia
S5972 Latonia
HAMILTON A.,
41269 Havana
4111*0 Havana
41111 Havana
41079 Havana
41031 Havana
40955 Havana
40887 Havana
<0487 I^atonia
39920 H.deG’ce
CLEEK. b. g, (
11237 Havana
41192 Havana 1
41113 Havana 1
41032 Havana
40988 Havana lr
40853 Havana
40757 Havana
40693 Havana
37188 Havana
37157 Havana
g. 4
3-4 1:13 good 3
3-4 l:14%fast 31-10
3-1 1 :l2=r.fast 35
3-4 l:14%fast 43-10
3-4 l:13%fast 17-10
5-8 1 :02%mud 6
3-4 l:13%fast 11-5
55 f l:15%hvy 18-5
,, br. g, 4
3-4 1:18 hvy 3
5 1 . f l:05%fast 9-5
3-4 l:ll%fast 3
55 f l:0t»%fast 3
3-4 1:14 fast 7-5
3-4 1 :19%hvy 8-5
55 f 1:19 %hvy 3J
3-4 l:14%good 4J
3-4 l:12%fast 18
By Sir Geoffrey — Helium (E. L. Fitzgerald).
1*5 1® R Sinrp^onl2 Clairvoyant, Nepe, Mary’s Beau
15 2 h R Simpson 11 S. Alyssum. C’rvoyant. SilkLady
1* l nk R Simpsonl2 Hocnir, Arch Plotter, Busy Joe
1*» 35 R Simpsonll* Dioscoride, Mary’sBeau. S. Knob
1* 1® R Simpson 12 Regal Lodge, Sasenta, Ndio
64 7 4 L Gentry 12 Kuklux. St. Jude, Tippo Sahib
2* 4 3 J J Howard 10 Spearlene, J. Stuart, D. of Savoy
5* 6 7 F Murphy 7 Mar Tom. TippoSahib, J. Frances
By Toddington— Hollybush (W. E. Applegate).
1'4 1’4 J Dreyer 7 Corson. Faux-Col, Hocnir
15 2® J Dreyer 5 Tippler. SkilesKuob. Impressive
2 3 4 3 J Dreyer 7 Orestes, Wise Man. Tippler
2*5 l®k j Dreyer 8 Tippler, Sedan, Rafferty
1*4 1= J Dreyer 9 Dimitri. Gordon Russell. Irene
34 3 1 * J Dreyer ♦> Fort Bliss, Rafferty, S.Wellons
2®k 5*5 .1 Dreyer 8 Sparkler, Trapping. MabelTrask
l h 3 4 j J Dreyer 7 HighC.ear, B.P’adise, G ’powder
2 h 3 2 J Rod’g ez 6 Billy Kelly, Dr.J’nson, Polroma
3-4 l:19*/«mud 3
1 1-16 l:44%fast 3
1 1-16 l:45%fast 24
8-4 l:13%fast 12
lm50\ 1 :16 good 25
3-4 1:17 slow 3-2
3-4 l:15%fast 6-5
3-4 1 :20%hvy 30
3-4 l:14%fast 6
1 1:41 fast 8-5
121
116 1
m 3 1
IF* 2 1
1084 5
101 5 1
1125 2
106 3
110 5
111 6
107 1 1
By Yankee — Gutta
l» k 1»W R wingf’d
l'i 25 It Wingf’d 8
1® U R Wingf’d 7
l 2 1*5 H Thurber 8
l 4 1** T Murray 7
25 2* R W’ingrd «
l 4 1* J Howard 8
7* 7 4 ' J Howard 8
74 7®i H Thurber 8
1* 2® H Thurber 8
Percha (M. Lowcnstein).
Bus Sclieer. Corson. Tippler
Belle Roberts, Hocnir. Sasin
Tetley, Sasin, Zululnnd
Rafferty, Orestes, Fort Bliss
Sasin, Bar. Shannon, SirWelloiis
G. Russell. M.Beau. Woodthrush
W. Master, Tok.Marcli, Garonne
M.Trask, W’erford. S.M’Me’kin
Capt.M’hmont, Deviltry. Rhyme
F.ofSteel, K.o.t.Scarl’ts. N.Then
TIPPLER, b.
c, 3
108
By Wzterrale—
41257 Havana
3-4 1 :19%mud
7-5
Ml
5
3
3
C
4'® T
N ola n
41190
5i f l:0G%fast
8-5
1064
3
2
2
2*
1" T
Nolan
41111 Havana
3 4 1 :ll%fast
5
1044
3
2
1
n
3*5 W
Kelsay
41079 Havana
5*. f l:06%fast
24
I'*:;
2
1
]
i=
2»k J
Frach
,1000 Ha \ . 111.1
54 f 1 :14%hvy
5
m
3
1
1
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01 »p
Nolan
40S54 Havana
5-8 l:03%slow’
4
no
2
1
1
1®
I® T
Nolan
40192 Empire
Ab3-4 l:lO%fast
7
112
4
::
3
44
4 4 M
Rowan
40169 Empire
51 f 1 :06%fast
8
111
5
3
3
6=
C'4 M
Rowan
40127 Empire
55 f l:06%fa.st
12
112
3
•j
2
2*J
3*4 L
McAtee
40100 Jamaica
3-4 1:14 fast
5
107
3
4
4
4
3 T J A
Schug’i
•** ('leek. Bus Sclieer. Corson
!i H’miltonA.. S.Knob. Impressive
7 Orestes, Wise Man. HaniiltonA.
S Hamilton A.. Sedan. Rafferty
5 Rafferty, Faux-Col, B. Roberts
5 Tetley. Lady Langden, Stiletto
DAILY RACING FORM.
Thursday, February 13, 1919
SKILES KNOB.
ch. g. 7
125
By
41264 Havana
5i f l:14Hhvy
7-10
136
1
1
1
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41190 H a \ alia
55 f l:05%fast
8-5
124
1
4
3
?.** 2-
41125 Havana
5J f 1:06Hfaat
35
120
1
t
1
I 2 l“i
41032 Havana
3-4 l:13%fast
35
123
o
3
3
3j 6 t ;
41000 Havana
55 f l:14Hhvy
6-5
124
2
2
2
44 6 M
40968 Havana
3-4 l:16Hslow
3
120
2
1
1
2 l i 1*
40S81 Havana
3-4 1 :23M*h%T
7-5
116
1
1
1
U I s
40796 Havana
55 f l:15Mvhvy
8-5
114
3
1
1
1* l l i
40717 Havana
55 f l:17%hvy
6-5
114
3
1
1
lb 2 1
40675 Havana
3-4 1 :22%hvy
4-5
109
3
1
1
l* li
RAFFERTY, b.
e, 4
104
By
41251 Havana
55 f 1 :08 h\T
3-2
103
4
3
2
2 1 2 1:
41125 Havana
55 f 1 :06%fast
2
107
4
4
o
45 6*j
41079 Havana
55 f 1 :0C-\.fast
7
107
4
6
4
4 3 4’i
41032 Havana
3-4 l:13%fast
5
106
1
2
2
2* 2*j
41000 Havana
55 f 1 :14%hvy
3
106
1
3
3
2* l 1
40955 Havana
3-4 l:19%hvy
8-5
96
3
1
1
1* 2®
40841 Havana
55 f l:13%hvy
3
113
1
2
4
3 4 3 4
4c796 Havana
55 f l:15V8hvy
2
112
1
2
3
3* 2*j
40761 Havana
3-4 l:15%fast
7-5
111
1
4
3
3 s 3 7
40717 Havana
65 f l:17%hvy
2
108
1
3
3
2 i ii
40663 Havana
5-8 1 :04 V&hvy
6-5
100
3
3
1
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ETRUSCAN, ch
. g. 7
115
By
41237 Havana
3-4 1 :19 1 . i mud
7
115
2
4
5
f» 5 2 '
41111 Havana
3-4 l:ll 3 5 fast
35
115
6
4
4
3nk 6 3 i
41079 Havana
5t f 1 ^Kl^fast
Ji
11C
8
7
7
7 l 8 1 '
40663 Havana
6-8 l:04V&hvy
5
105
5
2
2
4* 5*
40232 Laurel
3-4 l:14%hvy
5
110
3
3
3
3 3 2)
40077 Laurel
3-4 1 :ll*bfast
29
1045 1
2
5
6* 6 *\
39965 Laurel
3-4 1:13 fast
25
107
1
3
4
5® 6 IS
39920 H.deG’ce
3-4 l:12%fast
19
107
3
4
5
6 6 71
38313 Jamaica
3-4 l:14%hvy
30
109
1
1
1
1* l 1
38279 Jamaica
65 f l:06M>fast
20
108
4
6
7
7 « 711
PHILIPPIC, b.
h, 5
102
By
41264 Havana
55 f l:14%hvy
12
118
4
5
4
5 5 8
41079 Havana
55 f 1 :06%fast
10
105
6
6
6
6® 6 l(
41032 Havana
3-4 1 :13%fast
20
104
8
7
7
8 8 l «
40020 Jamaica
3-4 l:12^fast
7
111
8
8
8
8 7*
39184 Empire Ab::-4 1 :09 slop
15
107
6
4
3
34 5^
28461 Belmont 3-
4 st 1:10 slop
20
104511
9
9
10 2 10”
38313 Jamaica
3-4 l:14*4hvy
5
123
2
4
5
6| 4*
38179 Pimlico
1 1:40 good 11
110
7
7
5
5
4* 4 11
>089 Pimlico lm60y 1 :4:’,^fa.st
16
103 10
6
6
3
6nk 7«3
::8046 Pimlico
1 l:43%hvy
16-E
109
6
4
2
2
2® 2 3
G.Soheer, T.BluePnke 41283 Havana
1’miltonA.. Impressive 41204 Havana
II. Shannon. Ft. Bliss 40814 Havana
W Kelsay 4 R. Roberts, B. Shannon, Sedan
2 1 J Dreyer
1} J Dreyer
5 Rafferty, Sir Wellons, Snsin
5 Hocnir, Faux-Col, Woodtbrash
Lunsf’d 8 Hamilton A.. Tippler, Sedan
rwiss. Mrueuoiis -
x-Col. K. Shannon «£* Havana
m. ‘»*«**«j ^ v. uirawra, foil min? A/\oon
T Murray 5 Tippler, Faux-Col, BelleRoberts 40867 Havana
T Murray 0 Ft.Bliss, HainiltonA.. S. Wellons PETLAR, b. g
SENATOR JAMES, ch. g, 9 111
41283 Havana 3-4 1 :14%good 3| 104
41204 Havana 5$ f 1 :06 fast • 114
40814 Havana 3-4 1:24 hvy 6-5 114
40772 Havana 0* f 1:17 hvy 1-2 109
40466 Latonia lm70y l:46«fcfdow 18 111
40447 Latonia lm70y 1:50 hvy 23 10S
40377 Latonia 1 1-8 l:56%slop 11 107
10363 Latonia lm70y 1:48 slop 40 107
GLORINE. b. m. 5 106
41283 Havana 3-4 l:14%good 6 108
41143 Havana 3-4 l:12Vfefast 4 113
41065 Havana 65 f 1 :07V 5 fast 4 112
41026 Havana 3-4 l:17%slow 2J 110
40967 Havana 5* f 1:11 slow 5 111
40936 Havana 3-4 1:26 hvy 5 HO
40867 Havana 3-4 l:16%good 6 112
3 4 1 :14%good 4
3 s :'JH Lunsf* d G Sk. Knob, SirWellcns, Malvolio 40869 Havana lm50y 1 :46%good 8-5 107J 1 1
3 s 3 7 H Lunsf’d 5 B. Roberts, S. Wellons. Malvolio 40749 Havana lm50y 1:49 slow 5 113 2 1
2 1 l 1 H Lunsf’d 5 Skiles Knob. Sir Wellons. Sasin 40723 Havana 3-4 1:23 Vfehvv 2\ 107 3
ink 2nk H Lunsf’d 8 Sir Wellons, Sk. Knob. Malvolio 40653 Havana 55 f l:07%fast 30 108 8
• « _ ___ ... 40048 Church’ 1 1 1-8 l:53%fast 31 107 1 2
By Burgomaster— Fiesole (E. G. ViveU). :?9874 Douglas 1 1-8 l:53%fast 20 109 1 4
o . U Jackson 5 Cleek. Gns Sc beer. (Verson 39832 Douglas lm70yl:44%fast 119 104 4 3
3nk fis j C Jackson i Orestes, Wise Man. Tippler n-tririrmffr viw v. a ma
7 l 8 1B C Jackson 8 Hamilton A., Tippler, Sedan ff 05 * 7 J , . 1A4A ___ , -
4 s 5 17 C Jackson 8 Sir Wellons, Rafferty, Sk. Knob 5 ^ ? 2
3 3 2 * C Jackson 3 Flags, Bulse SoiSHa 5 t ^ fi 4
€« 6*1 C Jackson 7 Icarus, Bulse, Leocbares 11147 Havana lm50> 1.44 fast 6 99 5 4
li li C Jackson 9 He Will, Seafarer, Philippic
7* 7 lf C Jackson 8 Startling, High Noon, Arnold
By Cioero— Qu&ir (Marrone Stable).
41112 Havana
41063 Havana
41026 Havana
40966 Havana
40867 Havana
1 l:40%fast 12
3-4 1:13 fast 5
3-4 1 :17*islow 3*
55 r l:ll%slow 3
3-4 l:16%good 2§
YENGHEE, ch. g, 9
* .« ,2 ul m n 5 ? T kile fK nob ; Deckmate, G.8cheer 41126 Havana 1 1-16 l:47*fast 25 — -
6 6 « - £ Pickens b Hamilton A.. Tippler, Sedan 41048 Havana lm50v l:45%good 3* 113 7
1 ! SI! 5 S* 0 , 1 , 86 § Cleek. Rafferty, Orestes 40089 Havana lm50y l:48Vr,good 6-5 106 6
8 8 7 21 G Walls 8 Housemaid, Alvord. Hondo 40786 Havana 1 1-16 1 5S%hvy 25 108 3
3 J^£S? llinS ,?S ,iltOD ^’ T o’thVM’ing S’rtling 40749 Havana lm50y 1:49 slow 3 2 HO 6
? X ?i Jfr 5- owan 1X Naturalist, MotorCop. Oldkoenig 40638 Havana lm50y l:45%fast 6 112 4
By Ort Wells— Miss Laetitia (H. W. Plant).
7 6 5 3 l P>w H Thurber » Glorine. Waterford. Tw. Seven
7 7 6 4 2 4 3 II Boland 9 Irene, Jeffery, Bonnie Toss
1 3 3 3*| 2>® w Kelsay G Trapping. Breeze, Kingfisher
2 2 1 1* i« w Kelsay 7 LuckyPearl, W.Hope, r.toPoint
111 2 3 2 3 3 2 4® J Howard 10 S. McMeekin. B. Shop. Luckylt.
10X 8 8 7 7 7 2 7' 7 R Simpson 9 Mary H., Baby Lynch, Grumpy
107 1 1 2 3 3* 7*° N Barrett 9 Brynlimah. C.B’kley, NightOwl
107 6 2 1 1 2* 4 7 J C Brown 10 Br.McDawell. Yermak. Yenghee
By Glorifier— Aurine (F. Hart).
3 2 2 ink 2nk j D’minick » S. James. Waterford. Tw.Seven
3 4 3 4 3 6 T 2 J D’minick 8 Diadi, Jeffery, Lola
6 6 6 7® 6 2 | J D’minick 9 Betterton, Nib, Perigonrdine
3 3 2 ink 11 j D’minicklO W’h. Crown, SeolehKiss, Bend let
9 9 9 8 s 6” J D’minicklO Miss Wright, Hops. Frascuelo
3 1 2 25 2* J D’minick 7 Waterford, El Plaudit, Hops
2 6 4 4»»k 311 j D’minick 8 Leoma, Lackrose, Lyeia
By Collar— Petit Tor (A. C. Niehaus).
4 7 8 S’ 8*7 W Kelsay 9 Sen. James. Glorine. Waterford
111 1 Ink i»h W Kelsay 6 Don Thrush, Kguiont, HighThle
2 11 1 I s 1*5 W Kelsay 8 Algardi, S. McMeekin, Ar’trator
3 1 1 1* V W Kelsay 8 Zodiac. Pretty Baby, Victrola
8 4 3 3 2 2 1 J Dreyer 12 Toy Miss, Glorine, Closer
1 2 7 7 7 7 2 ® F Jackson 7 Lottery, Benefactor, Fair Orient
1 4 G 5 7 6 8 J H Gray 7 Jovial, Old Miss. Pleasureville
434 4 o5 6 13 H Gray 12 Sayonarra, McAdoo, Sleeth
By Bassetlaw — Bryuwood CH. McDonald!.
6 2 2 2* 25 T Nolan 10 Tippo Sahib. James G., Bulger
3 2 2 2 24 15 T Nolan 7 BeautyShop, C. Haven. Ambrose
5 4 4 5 6* 5 2 3 Q Preece 10 Scorpii. Robt. L. Owen, Kenian
1 7 6 6 5 2 3* G PreeceJrl2 P. to Point. Ralph S., Callaway
5 3 4 45 4 7 J D’minicklO Starlike, R.L.Owen, Pontefract
7 10 9 74 7 10 W Kelsay 10 Glorine, Wh. Crown, Scotch Kiss
5 6 2 2® 2* J D’minick 8 Betterton, Hands Off, Br.Prince
6 7 8 64 7*1 R Troise 8 Leoma, Lackrose, Glorine
By Yankee — Monarka (C. Howard).
Left at the post. C Howard 10 Miss Sweep, W. Crown, Lon. Girl
113 3 2 2
99 5 4 4
108 1 7 6
108 5 3
40989 Havana lm50y l:48Vf>good 6-5 108 6 5 5
40786 Havana 1 1-16 l:58%hvy 25 108 3 4 4
* G Walls 8 Lanius, Flags, Johren
J C Kummerl2 Cudgel. Johren, Crank
10391 Latonia 1 1-13 l:5S%mud 19-5 1104 4 8
FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
P—103.)
AMBROSE, b. g. 9
41306 Havana lm50y l:43*5fast 6
41173 Havana *m50y l:45 3 tfast 2
41103 Havana 3-4 1:13 fast 2
41078 Havana 55 f l:06%fast 30
40659 Havana 55 f l:12*£hvy 20
40143 Empire 1 1-16 l:48iAfast 20
27^02 Oakl’wn 11-16 1:47 fast 12
"7774 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:49%mud 15
27748 Oakl’wn 1 1-16 l:47%fast 10
LITTLE BUSS. b. g, 4 (M)
41284 Havana 1 1-16 l:50%good 3
41238 Havana lmJOy 1:51 mud 4
41191 Havana lin20y 1:42 fast 2
41172 Havana lro50y l:43%fast 5
41077 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 12
40720 Havana 5-8 1 :07%hvy 5
40C40 Havana 5i f l:l4%hvy C
103
K)6 111
113 4 11
105 1 1
106 6 6
107 2 1
108 3 2 8
104 4 2 2
111 2 1 1
105 2 2 2
90
1025 3 2 1
190 2 3 3
102 8 7 5
Kin 3 4 4
110 12 12
104J 7 9
105 5 7
lags. Johren 40363 Latonia lm70y 1:48 slop 5 105 2 9 7
>hren. Crank 40015 Church’l 1 1-16 l:47%fast 27-10 107 6 6 6
Damrosch, Woodstone S9894 Douglas 1 1-16 l:46%fast 19-5 107 8 7 6
ARBITRATOR, b. g, 5 106
(Feb. 15, 1918—1:39— 41272 Havana lmSOv l:52%hvy 4 111 4 7 6
41090 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 25 114 7 7
40869 Havana lm50y l:46%good 2 105 5 5 5
Buxton). 40786 Havana 1 1-16 l:58%hvy 25 113 5 3 2
By Disguise — Ambrosine (C. Buxton). 40786 Havana 1 1-16 l:58%hvy 25
15 6*5 G PreeceJrlO Roht.L.Owen. Chillum, Biennan 40749 Havana lm50y 1:49 slow 25
ink 4*J R Troise 7 Chemung. BeautyShop, C. Ha ven 40706 Havana lm50y 2:01 hvy 4
31 2“ A Pickens 12 Fascinating, Timkins, G. Chance 40676 Havana lm50y l:56%hv> 4
45 5*1 A Pickens 11 S. Susie, Blancliita, J.B.Harreh 40664 Havana lm50y l:52*ihvy 5
3* 5* R Troise 8 Clark M., Ft.Bliss, WalterMack 40603 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 6
9 9 s * G PreeceJr 9 N. Simplex, Orderly, W. Thyme watfbfouti h » fi
3 1 3«5 G Scherrer 10 Sir Oliver. GreatDolly. Philistine 41 Havana 3-4 114^eood 5
15 2* G Scherrer 11 Surpassing, Hi.Horse, Trentino J t 7
9* 9» E Sande 10 Serenata, Ben Levy, Lady Ward ! nllSK 3
40936 Havana 3-4 1:26 hvy 2
By McGee— Maud Gonne (E,
H TTiurber 7 Chillum. So lid Rock. Sil. Sandals M 0 ! 05 'Havana lm50y 2 :07%hvy
41238 Havana lmJOy 1:51 mud 4 190 2 3 3 2 25 2'5 Q Preece 8 Juke Schas, Galaway, Algardi 4076 jf Havana 3-4 l:16%fast 3
41191 Havana lm20y 1:42 fast 2 102 8 7 5 4 4- 4-i J Dreyer 30 Pretty Baby, Kernan, Ralphs. 40715 Havana 3-4 l:26Vfchvy 2
41172 Havana lnoGOy l:43%fast 5 106 3 4 4 3 3‘ 2* R Troise 9 Dragon Rock, B. Sand, Dalrose 4C693 Havana 3-4 l:20%hvy 4
41077 Havana 3-4 1 :13^sfast 12 110 12 12 12 ll 3 6 8 3 H Jeffcott 12 Lindsey. Ralphs., MissFrances CAPITAL CITY, br. g, 5
4 >720 Havana 5-8 1 :07%hvy 5 104 J 7 9 9 S 5 7 18 A Pickens 9 L. Matchmaker, Quin, P.Bonero 41270 Havana l l:50%hvy 5
406* JO Havana 5i f l:14%h\y 6 105 5 7 7 C 2 6° A Pickens 7 Betterton, B’wnBaby, P’tefract 41250 Havana 3-4 l:18%hvy 15
40273 Pimlico 1 l:41»4fast 150 110 7 13 12 12 12 2 11 1 » H Romine 13 Bright Angel, Sibola, L.ofLight 41158 Havana lm50y l:44Vsfast 8
CORYDON, cb. g. 4 99 By Hamburg— Sylvan (E. Baxter). S Havana ?
41262 Havana 3-4 l:19%hvy 5 192 2 5 5 3= 3 2 H Bullm’nlO Hemlock. Bulger, Lola S mvaSa : mhw 1
41239 Havana lm20y 1:51 ^mud 2 102 1 2 3 3 ink r- h Bullm’n S Daybreak. Quick, O’Malley Havana 1 4 - S i
Aim Havana lin50y l:43%fast 4 105 7 5 6 7 6U 5 3 3 A Pickens 9 Dragon Rock, Lit. Buss, B.Sand inw Havana t-4 l- 23 hvv ^0
41194 Havana 3-4 l:12%fast 12 103 2 6 7 75 7* ‘J Dreyer 12 Breeze, Jeffery, Miss Sweep JSm Havana ll 4hvv 8
..9175 Empire 1 l:41%fast 12 116 4 8 8 8 6' 5 12 G Scherrer 8 Approval, W. Violet, P’rigourdine \ i-b%nvy s
."9144 Empire lm70y l:45V8fast 20 96 4 5 6 8 5 8 5 8 R Denvse S Af. Arrow, M.Goosby, Paddy Dear LONDON GIRL. ch. m, 7
29117 Empire lm70y l:47 2 sgood 8 103 4 4 4 4 4* 3*1 L Stalker 5 Elderken, H. Burgoyne, Austral 41159 Havana ImoOy l:4S%faut 10
3-4 l:16%fast
3-4 l:26%hvy
3-4 l:20%hvy
CORYDON, ch. g. 4
41262 Havana 3-4 l:19%hvy 5
41239 Havana lm20y l:51*rRinud 2
11172 Havana lm50y l:43%fast 4
41104 Havana 3-4 l:12%fast 12
29175 Empire 1 l:41%fast 12
59144 Empire lm70y l:45V8fast 20
59117 Empire lm70>' l:47 2 5good 8
39086 A<i’ duct 11:40 fast 15
40856 Havana
40816 Havana
40758 Havana
40722 Havana
40713 Havana
1 1:48 slow 6
55 f 1 :18%hvy 15
3-4 1:17 fast 5
3-4 1 :23 hvy 20
3—1 l:26%hvy 8
39086 Aq’duct
58951 Aq’duct
38869 Aq’duct
38785 Aq’duct
58564 Belmont
1 l:40%fast 15
1 1 :41Vfcmud 30
3-4 1:13 fast 30
1 1 :41 fust 10
m 2 6 7 75 7“ J Dreyer 12 Breeze, Jeffery, Miss Sweep 40713 Havana t-t r’fi^hvv 8 *06
116 4 8 8 8 6 J 5 12 G Scherrer 8 Approval, W.Violet, P’rigourdine 3 1 l.-6%hvy 8 06
96 4 5 6 8 5 8 5 8 R Denvse S Af. Arrow, M.Goosby, Paddy Dear LONDON GIRL. ch. m, 7 101
103 4 4 4 4 4 s 3*1 L Stalker 5 Elderken, H. Burgoyne, Austral ’ 1159 Havana ImoOy l:43V 5 fast 10 110
115 7 6 6 6 6 2 4 18 L Lyke 7 J. of Spades, A. Arrow. W’dthrush 41126 Havana 1 1-16 l:47%fast 4 10o
10S 10 11 12 11 10 2 8 8 J L Lyke 19 Benevolent. IronCrossII.. TiePin GO 48 Havana lm50y l:45%good 12 107
103 4 12 12 12 11* 10 »* B Stalker 14 Cadillac. N.K.Beal, Woodtlirusb 40657 Havana 1 1-16 l:47%fast 3-2 106
7 J. of Spades, A. Arrow. W’dthrush 41126 Havana 1 1-16 l:47%fast 4
19 Benevolent, IronCrossII.. TiePin 41048 Havana lm50y l:45%good 12
112 5
108 3 4
108 o 7 7
107 4 3 3
110 6 5
103 4 1
102 2 2
106 4 1
101
110 9 8 8
106 1 1 1
5' 5 4 2 J C Howard 8 Austral. Mud Sill. Flare
2 s l 1 C Howard 8 High Tide, Algardi. Trout Fly
3nk 33 j q Howard 7 Arbitrator, TarletonP., B. Sister
6 s 5 12 C Howard 8 Petlar. Algardi, Sam McMeekin
35 2* C Howard 6 J.W.KIein, H.Atkin, Beau.Shop
8 8 1 * J Williams s W.H. Pearce, MaryH., S.S’lwurt
3 2 3 3 1 H J BurkelO B. McDawcll, Yermak, S. James
4* 4 8 i J Hanover 6 Dr.C’men, LuckyR., W.H. Pearce
1 1 1® R Simpson 8 Flapper, American, Lucky R.
By Statesman — Apprentice Girl (E. G. VI veil).
f,nk 6’ 4 C Jackson 8 Geo. Duncan, Austral, HigliTide
7*5 5 7 5 C Jackson 8 HighGear, K. Tuscan. Sc ’ch Kiss
520 528 c Jackson G Don Thrush, Petlar, Egmont
1 2 1^ c Jackson 7 T’letonP., Yenghee, BabySIster
4 4 4 C | J Howard 8 Petlar, Algardi, Sam McMeekin
1§ 26 C Jackson 5 S. McMeekin, St. Jude, Ed.Henrv
1 3 l 8 C Jackson 7 MissSweep, Austral, Pret.Baby
2* 2'5 C Jackson 8 St. Jude, G. Dolly, K.oftheSc’let*
4nk 418 c Jackson 11 S. Heart. BillSimmons, Lon. Girl
By Waterboy — Midrica (J. P. Ross).
25 3*2 J Dreyer • 9 Sen. James. Glorine. Tw. Seven
55 6 14 H Thurber 7 Harwood II.. M.’s Beau, Lytle
55 523 \v Kelsay G Unar, J.W”. Klein, M.ax’s Choice
3 2 l 3 H Thurber 7 Glorine, El Plaudit, Hops
6 6 78 R Davies G M.’sChoice, MissSweep, G. Dolly
3 l 5 2* R Davies 7 Perigourdine, View, R.L.Owen
R Davies
6* 11 18 H Ericks’ nl5 Mid. Sun, Alvord, Whippoorwill
7 7 18 H Ericks’n 7 Air Man. Obolus, Sharpshooter
TIMOTHY J. HOGAN, b. g, 4
lliv.j Havana 3-4 1 :19%hvy S
41235 Havana 55 f 1:12 mud 15
41094 Havana 1 1 :40V&fast 20
^1035 Havana lm20y 1:45 fast 25
4KKH Ha\ana ImoOy 1:55 hvy 5
4*1944 Havana 51 1 1:21 hvy 2
4(922 Havana lm50y l:59tUivy 2
40882 Havana lm50y 2:02%hvy 2
40843 Havana 1 l:49M>hvy 8
4 0817 Havana 65 f l:18%hvy 10
40793 Havana 3-4 l:23^hvy 4
By Filigrane— Martha Agnew (G. Warwick). “39549 Tim’ ium 1 1-1C l:51%fast
6 4 6 R J C Dishin’ n 10 Hemlock. Bulger. Corydon 39462 M’lboro Ab65f 1:25 fast
2 4 L’ 4 C Dishm'n S B.Doualton, M. Dixon. P.Bonero 39436 M’lboro AbC5f 1:24 fast
55 7 11 J Dawson 11 M.’s Beau. Annie Edgar. Ballad 38362 Balt. 1 1-16 l:52%slow
40603 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 7
39617 Tim’ium Ab3-4 1:20 good —
39581 Tim’ium 1 1-16 1:49 fast —
“39549 Tim’ium 1 1-1G l:51%fast —
39462 M’lboro Ab61f 1:25 fast —
109 6 5 6
107
6'i J Dawson 8 J.W.KIein, Butcher Boy, Ballad 38342 Balt.
40793 Havana
40745 Havana 3-4 1:17 slow 10
40733 Havana 55 f l:12%hvy 10
JOHN GRAHAM, br. g. 12
41271 Havana lm50y l:54Vfchvy 25
41147 Havana lm50> 1:44 fast 3
41081 Havana lm50v l:45%fast 6
41033 Havana lm50v 1 :47%fast 6
40855 Havana 1 l:46%slow 6
40749 Havana lm50y 1:49 slow 20
39527 Cheyenne 1 l:43%slow 45
39514 Cheyenne 1 1:42 fast 9
105 2 2
109 1 3
105| 4
110 1
98
101 7 6 4
3 1 4 l ° C White G Ballad, Austral, Darkey
2 1 l 1 ! C Dishm’n G Fly. Dart, F. Crawford, Laudator
6 # 5 8 i C Dishm’n 7 Sea Gull. High Tide, TarletonP.
2 4 2 1 C Dishm’n 7 Darkey, Algardi, Flare
3 s 3J D Stirling 7 Austral, Flare, Zodiac
2 2 3=5 D Stirling 7 Enver Bey, Austral. Frascuelo
2 1 ! 2 1 D Stirling 7 Gr.Gull, Driffield, Timkins
4 4 5 8 D Stirling 8 Kora, K.ofT.S’rlets, Butch. Boy
5 4 5 1W R Davies 7 Mabel Trask. Nib, Jutland
1 1-16 1:51 fast
Ab 65 f l:30Vifast
3 3>5 2* R Davies 7 Perigourdine, View, R.L.Oweu
1 1* 1* R Davies 8 Hops, Glorine, Hemlock
2 2* 2 20 R Davies 8 M.Trask. S.McMeekin. Hemlock
By Bobbie Kean — Eminola (M. Smith).
1 1*5 1U W Kelsay 8 At. Muir. F’nkKeogh, K.Trovnto
3 45 3 3 5 H Bullm’n G Hops, First Ballot. Heredity
3 3‘ 3 4 H Bullm’n 9 Crystal Day, Sam Hill, Cork
7 7 7 53 H Bullm’n 7 Tnar, Austral, St. Jude
4 4 2 4=J H Bullm’n 8 Driffield, ElPlaudit, ^toutHeart
6 6 s G 20 H Bullm’n 7 Miss Gove. Leoma, Palatable
2 2 ! 5 1“ II Bullm’n 7 Timkins. Zodiac. Bendlet
3 3‘ 3 8 5 II Bullm’n 9 Jimmy Burns, Artist, Ralph S.
5 5 10 6® H Bullm’n 8 Crys. Day, Great Gull, Clarissa
By English Lad — Flammula (J. T. West).
9 9 8 ,:> W Doyle 9 P. to Point. Chillum. F. Keog!:
1 lot 3 2 W' Doyle 10 M. Sweep. WhiteCrown, Bendlet
7 75 5 3 J W Doyle 8 Austral. Mud Sill. Flare
1 l l 5 l 5 H Jeffcott 7 Sordello. Darkey, Nephthys
4 3>»k 3« H Bullm’n 11 S. Heart. B. Simmons, Arbitrator
6 18 N Huff 7 R’dmaster, M. Frances, Fr’scuelo
C 10 W Doyle 7 Capt.M’mont, G.Dolly, M. Jubilee
5 4 J W Doyle 10 Bogart, Disturber, Kara Ves
4‘ W Doyle 7 Handfull, Lit. England, N’phthyi
7’° W Doyle 9 MissFilley, Handfull, C.M.J’nson
4 5 5 W D’k’son 8 J. Hanover. H.’sBrother, G.Dolly
1* W Doyle 8 Euterpe, Moth. Machree, Algardi
42 J MaloneylO Sen. James. MissFrances. Encore
SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile and 50 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
—117.)
(March 6, 1918—1:41—5
: 06J Left at the post.
By Fake or Modred — Leenja (J. C. Boggess).
7 23 H Lunsf’d 7 Whippoorwill. Artist, Zodiac
41223 Havana
41169 Havana
41122 Havana
41013 Havana
40984 Havana
105 7 7 7
113 7 7 7
108 8 8
111
10 Scorpii. Robt. L. Owen, Kernan 40840 Havana
39474 Cheyenne
1 1 :42%fast 7-5 105
3 l 2 3 H Lunsf’d 0 Mud Sill. Schemer, WaldMaster <0748 Havana
6 s 4*5 D Boland 7 GuidcPost, GreatDolly, C. Haven 39711 Lex’ton
410 410 h Jeffcott 8 Chil.King, TroutFly, TarletonP. 39632 Ind’polia
7* 7 X * M Schles’r 8 Petlar. Algardi. Sam McMeekin 37625 Havana
3* J Collins 7 Sem. Stalwart, Curlicue, Trulana DIADI. b. g. 8
4*1 J Collins 7 P.deLeon, Sem. Stalwart. Trulane ^nS6 Havana 1
1* J Collins 9 Dovie, Minnie F., Sir Dyke A \u ? , Havana
1. g. 6
105
1
3-4 l:ll%fast
25
1*J9 1
1
•»
3 2
3-4 1:13 fast
3
10S 5
1
1
1*
5.1 f 1:07 fast
2
113 2
8
6
6 3
5» f l:ll%slow
2
1055 5
5
4
2*
3-4 1:16 good 25
105 5
4
4
4 2
55 f l:12%hvy
5
106 5
2
2
2 l
3-4 l:17%slow
3
103 4
5
8
8
3-4 l:16V8slow
26f
103 8
a
8
8b
55 t 1 :07%fast
—
109
1 l:47%hvy
15
101 1
1 1
1
1*
108
CLIFF HAVEN, ch. g, 7 103
41206 Havana ImoOy l:43%fast' 15 9 9 9
41173 Havana lm50y l:45 x bfast 20 107 2 6 5
41147 Havana lm50v 1:44 fast 8 1035 1 6 7
4106S Havana 1 1-16 1:48 fast 6 10S 1 5 6
41033 Havana lm50y l:47%fast 6 108 3 4 4
40838 Havana 55 f l:13*ihvy 6 108 6 8
40657 Havana 1 1-16 l:47%fast 15 106 7 5 5
35108 Saratoga 1 l:41\fast 12 102 8 8 8
By Clifford — Alderman’s Daughter (E. T. Zollicof-
for).
•* 9 1 * D Stirling 10 Robt.L.Owen, Chillum, Biermnn
41186 Havana lm50y l:43%fast 7-l(
41143 Havana 3-4 1 :12Mvfast 10
40524 Latonia lm70y l:51*4mud 55
40507 Latonia 1 1-8 l:54%good 8
40349 Latonia 1 5-8 2:46%fast 7
5® 3*5 W Doyle 7 Chemung ^’utyShon ’ Ambrose 40045 Church’l 1 1-8 l:54%fast
74 w s 39971 Church’l 1 3-16 l:59%fast
7 U 2 W Doyle 10 Scorpii, Robt. L. Owen. Kernan 1
8 s ‘ J D’minick 8 Burlingame, Austral, Get Up
3* 3 7 J D’minick 7 Guide Post, G. Dolly, J. Graham 3979 “ Lex ton 1 1-16 l-^fast
6 1 7 l ® W Doyle 8 Twenty Seven, Dash, Mr.Dooley SASENTA, ch. f, 4
6 2 5* 1 W Doyle 7 London Girl, Sordello, Darkev 41160 Havana 1 1-16 l:46%fast
8 8 18 J Petz -
107 4 2 3
108 2 1 1
107 1 2 2
102 4 4 2
110 10 10 8
107 1 1 1
39814 Lex’ton 1 1-4 2:06%fast 8 107 1 1
39792 Lex’ton 1 1-16 l:46%fast 44 107 10 9
SASENTA. ch. f. 4 105
41160 Havana 1 1-16 l:46%fast 6-5 101 5 3
8 S.M’Meekin, B.Thistle, T.Grader 41114 Havana ImoOy 1 :44 fast 2
34965 Saratoga 1 1:44 good 20 116 8 10 14 12 12 1 ll 16 W Knapp 16 Dan, SpriugSong, M’therMachree 41093 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 25
34837 Empire 1 1-16 1 :46%fast 15 112 3 3 4
34626 Empire 1 1-8 l:53%faat 6 107 1 2 4
LOLA. br. m, 6 106
41285 Havana lm50v 1:48 good 20 102 9 4 2
41262 Havana 3-4 l:19*hvy 25 1065 4 2
41143 Havana 3-4 l:12V&fast 6 101 5 5
41093 Havana lm50y 1 :44 fast 15 101 10 8 8
41046 Havana 55 f 1 :08%good 10 110511 8
40967 Havana 55 f 1:11 slow 6 111 2 4
40935 Havana 5-8 1:10 hvy 7 107 2 4
BROWN PRINCE, hr. g, 7 103
41270 Havana 1 1 :50%hvy 5 104 7 6 6
41156 Havana 3-4 l:13%fast 2 100 6 3
41105 Havana 5i f l:07%fast 3 101 8 9
41023 Havana 55 f l:10%slow 2 100 8 8
4U96G Havana 55 f LllVfeslow 3 113 6 6
40918 Havana 55 f l:12*hvy 2 112 3 2
40X39 Havana 65 1 1:14 hvy 2| 106 5 4
40759 Havana 55 f l:09%fast 30 108 4 7
V7404 Hnvana 1 l:41%fast 8-5 113 5 2 2
EL PLAUDIT, ch. g, 4 103
4*J W Obert
4 10 R Troise
4 Dovedale, Miss Kruter, Ed Bond 40987 Havana
6 Intone. Armament, Checks 40877 Havana
By Sir Huon — Bisda (J. H. Eiff).
25 5 4 5 L Fator 10 At. Muir, Frank Keogh. Flare
4 a 4 2 J G PreeceJrlO Hemlock, Bulger. Corydon
5 2 3 1 S H Bullm’n 8 Diadi. Jeffery. King Tuscan
7 1 8 7 2 H Bullm’n 11 Sasenta, Guide Post. Crys. Day
6 1 5'5 E Hilenianl2 Bunice, Kernan, Phedoden
7 1 7 1 * J Frach 10 Miss Wright, Hops, Frascuelo
4* 2* J Frach 7 Peace. Star, Bunice, EdGarrison
By Maddaio — Tourmaletta (Columbia Stable).
5 2 5 s J T Murray 8 Cap. City. At. Muir. FrankKeogh
3 2 1“ T Murray 12 Closer. Peep Again, Servia
6'5 4"5 H Bullm’nl2 Bev. James, Closer, SuowQueen
6* 4 3 5 T Murray 9 Cardome, Callaway, Timkins
4 4 4' 7 D Stirling 8 Betterton, Chemung, Hands Off
40987 Havana 3-4 l:15%?rood 6
40877 Havana 3-4 1:25 hvy 5
40639 Havana 1 l:40%fast 15
40506 Latonia lm70y 1:46 good 18
10486 Latonia 1 l:41%good 13
39891 Douglas 1 1-16 l:46%fast 17
29795 Lex’ton 1 1-16 l:47M;fast 35
GORDON RUSSELL, b. h, 9
107 8 5 6
103 7 6 7
109 1 1 1
1055 3 1 1
By H&nbridge — Helma S. (O’Meara Bros.).
3 2 l 1 H BuUm’nlO I\. Tuscan. L. Nephew. A. Edgar
l r * l c H Bullm’nlO F’cinating, Pajaroitall., James
6 3 D Boland ll Phedoden, App.Wiske, Lackros**
2 1 l 1 W Kelsay 10 Enver Bey, Blanchita, liandaDff
8 S 17 W Lang 8 Pierrot. Enver Bey, Hops
8h 8 11 F Stevens 12 Kama, Dr.Carmen, Br.McDawell
R Hall 5 James G., Apple Jack. DirtyFace
1* 1* H Bullm’n 7 Lytle, Nashville, Lantuna
By Bowling Green — Lady Dotte (G. W. Billerman).
1 4 P T Nolan 8 Gr.Gull. C’tMarchm’t. Frascuelo
2 4 l h T Nolan 8 Jeffery, I*da, King Tuscan
4 4 4 18 F Murphy G Baby Lynch, S.Lawn, H. Temple
5 5 10 F Murphy 5 Solid Rock, Fair Orient, Grumpy
5 2 6 10 J Mooney 6 Buffington. El Rey, Shad. Lawn
2* 2“k C Brown 7 Alhena, J.W.KIein, Clairvoyant
85 9 24 L Mink 12 Turn*, Benefactor, BlackRrooui
4 a 4 4 J F Jackson 10 Ccl.M’mont, J.W.KIein. S.U’cliio
5 2 3 3 J F Jackson 12 Trapping, Repton, Mab
By Eyebrow — Miss Mae Day (K. Spence).
]h ink h Lunsf’d G Kingfisher. J.W.KIein. T. Duke
15 1- H Lunsf’d 11 Mud Sill, View, Crystal Day
2 l P H Lunsf’d 11 Guide Post, Crys. Day, F. Burke
7 l ° 7 13 T Murray 8 El Plaudit, F. Burke, GreatGull
7*° 7 47 T Alurrav 8 Phedoden, W.Master, R.L.Owen
45 4f H Lunsf’d 8 M. Sweep, Bellringer, Waterford
7 3 7 1 ® J Mooney 9 Dr. Tuck. H. Breivogel, G. Post
(» Miss Wright, Hops, Frascuelo 41205 Havana 1 l:39%fast 2 110 1 3
7 Peace. Star, Bunice, EdGarrison 41193 Havana lm50y l:424<5fast 3-2 115 1 2
irmaletta (Columbia Stable). «»<>? Havana lm20y J:41%fast 6-5 110 2 4
8 Cap. City. At. Muir, FrankKeogh 41031 Ha\ana 3-4 1.14 fast 5 116 1
2 Closer. Peep Again, Servia 40353 Havana 3-4 1:17 slow 8 11 3
2 Bev. James, Closer, SuowQueen 40 ^ 4 Estonia lm7 °y H ^ 9 ^ 0
9 Cardome, Callaway, Timkins Eatoma 3-4 l:12%fast 16 112 9
S Betterton. Cliemune. Hands Off 39384 Cheyenne 3-4 1:14 fast 23 111
Stil ling 11 Fly. Dart. Peep Again, Clarissa Cheyenne 1 1 :47 hvy 11
And’s’n 7 Bl.Donalton. K.ofT.S’lets. Omn «^9028 Latonia 1 1 16 l:46^fast 7
EL PLAUDIT, ch. g, 4
Ji, i._ v uaa lnuUy 1 :.»4%hvy
4122:'. Havana
41124 Havana
^0987 Havana
40936 Havana
4o888 Havana
40X56 Havana
40828 Havana
40<Zii Havana
40708 Havana
BRIZZ. b. g,
11903 Havana
41188 Havana
41106 Havana
41025 Havana
40935 Havana
40724 Havana
40693 Havana
40654 Havana
37764 Havana
37725 Ha\ ana
3-4 1 :ll%fust 10
3-4 1:12 fast 12
3-4 l:15%good 8
3-4 1:26 hvy 3
55 f 1:19 hvy 6
1 1:48 slow 6
3-4 1:23 hvy 12
1 l:54V8hvy 15
65 f 1 :20%hvy 2
103 6 4
111 9
2»k 2>5 W And’s’n 7 Bl.Donalton, K.ofT.S’lets. Quin 390<a naioma l i-it> i:40*/iiast i
4 2 4 lw W And’s’nlG Capt. M’mont. T.Miss, F’nating KINGFISHER, ch. g, 5
1* 1* B Kleeger 10 Zotliac, Hedge Rose. P.and Gold 41100 Havana 1 1-16 1 :46%fast 8-5
By Plaudit— Elise B. (A. Lezama). 4C814 Havana 3-4 1:24 hvy 6-5 111
V 4 ,ft W Lang G Egmont. St. Jude, Unar 40 ; 61 Havana J-4 l:L%fast 20
G>5 €*• R Ball 10 Circulate, K. Tuscan, L. Nephew l 04 ‘° Empire lr7l7 °y 1 :44 %fast JO
7‘5 7 10 A Pickens 10 HighGear, Sparkler. EdGarrison ^y 16 * Empire 1 1-4 2:08%fast 20
ink 15 a Pickens 8 F. Burke, G. Gull, Perigourdine 4 °E? Empire 1 l:J9%fast 60
4 2 3 3 5 C Jackson 7 Waterford, Glorine, Hops ^9 12 *^ Empire l m *vy l:4a%fast 3
116 1
111 3
109 5 5
112 9 ;
111
115
112 6 1
102
166 l 4
40814 Havana
10761 Havana 3-4 l:15}£fast 20
10176 Empire lm70y 1 :44%fast 30
401C7 Empire 1 1-4 2:08%fast 20
40159 Empire 1 l:39%fast 60
39125 Empire lmTOy 1 :45%fast 3
8 8 8 24 F Murphy 8 Jiffy, Don Dodge. Prince Igor
1 6 1 6 12 M Garner 9 Br.McDawell, Sungold, Cracow
1 1 7 5 1*5 M Garner 12 Gr’tGull, Capt.Hodge, Wees.Girl
Bv Marchmont II. — Tokalon (H. W. Plant).
5 5 5 5 7 W Kelsay 6 Dimitri, Woodtlirusb, Soldier
2 4ni< 5* W Kelsay 8 Mary’sBeau, Soldier, J.W.KIein
3 2 1 l 1 W Kelsay 7 Harwood II., Soldier, M. Trask
4 3 4 3 2 J J D’minick 9 Hamilton A., Dimitri, Irene
1 1*5 l 1 W Kelsay 6 Cleek. Mary’s Beau, Woodthush
6 6 6 35 J Hanover 6 Baby Lynch, S.Lawn, H. Temple
7 7* 5* B Pool 12 Marasmus, Busy Joe, J. Wiggins
6 5 N Taylor 7 R.EiPle’santon W. Shield. Wand
6®J M M’thews 6 S. James, M. Wells, R.EIP’snntoii
1 28 3i L Mink 12 Alert, Lytle, Angeline
By Sea King — Ida B. (Marrone Stable).
1 2 1 2nk R Troise G Sasenta, J. W. Klein, TlieDuke
5 5 2 4 18 R Troise 6 Trapping, Sen. James, Breeze
5 5 5 10 R Troise 5 B. Roberts, SirWellons, Rafferty
6 6® 5 11 T Rice 7 Gex, Jack Mount. Air Man
4 4 4 7 5 T Rice 4 S. Class, Game Cock, Woodtrap
4 4 4 23 J Snell 5 Koh-i-Noor, Air Man, Hondo
4 3* 3 r *5 J D’minick 7 H.S.Home, L’InfLrraier, Clark M.
3 2* 2® L Ensor 7 Slip.Elw, B.ofPhoeuix, Starter
3 2* l 4 H Wakoff 10 L.C’tage, P.andCalls, PastM’ter
; 130:1 Havana 5| f 1 :10^good 5 109 6 5 5 2 nk 2J T Nolan 8 Bon.Tess, St’mBound. Luzzi
41188 Havana 3-4 l:12^jfast 5 1065 7 3 2 l nk l 1 * T Nolan 12 Primero, LadyJaneGrey. Barton
41106 Havana 5| f 1:07 fast 8 107 2 4 4 4»> 6 7 1 W Kelsay 10 Wal.Mack, Heredity, Froz.Glen
41025 Havana 55 f l:09%slow 4 102 5 5 6 7* 7 10 R Davies 9 Lackrose, Servia, Visible
40935 Havana 5-8 1:10 hvy 20 105 1 7 7 7 6 20 R Davies 7 Peaceful Star, Lola, Bunice
40724 Havana 3-4 l:23%hvy 3 110 7 6 7 7 7 10 H Thurber 7 Leoma, R. L. Owtn, Dr. Xickell
40693 Havana 3-4 l:20%hvy 21 105 1 6 7 8 8* 1 H Thurber 8 M.Trask, W’erford. S.M’Me’kin
40654 Havana 55 f l:0C%fast 8 116 2 4 4 6» k 2® H Thurber 7 Presumption, Blanchita, Lantuna
37764 Havana 3-4 l:15%slow 8 112 6 2 3 3 1 8 7 1 L Gaugel 10 Bierman. Grasmere, Lytle
37725 Havana . 6-8 l:04V8mud 6 115 3 7 7 8 10 8* 3 J Howard 10 James G.. Milbrey, Sureget
FRITZ ERNST, h. g. 4 101 By Clygad— Bveway (J. Heffering).
41284 Havana 1 1-16 l:50^.good 12 109 5 7 7 7 65 1 ’ , *5 R Wingfcl 7 Chillum. Solid Rock. LittleBuss ...... .. . .
41193 Havana lm50y l:42%fast 100 102 6 8 8 7 7 3 7 ia J H Burke 8 Mury’sBeau, Soldier. J.W.KIein f 1 - 26 Havana 1 1-10 1 .47 fast
41127 Havana 1 l:39%fast 15 1«J7J 7 7 7 7 7 7 22 R W’ingf’d 7 Harwood II.. M.’s Beau, Lytle j GHj? Havana Itn^y 143 ^5 ast
40128 Empire Ab3-4 1 :08Vifast 60 103 5 5 6 5 5 2 * G PreeceJr 5 Ult. Thule, S.Spangled, A.GoOn
38467 Douglas 1 l:40%fast 23 102 4 3 4 3 l 1 l 1 i G W Car’112 Thrills, Tom Goose, Bar One
38135 Lex’ton 3-4 l:14M;fast 44 99 9 8 7 7* 7*5 J H Burke 9 Liberator, Nepe, Little Jake
38069 Lex’ton lmTOy 1:45 fast 12 110 3 7 7 7 6* 6 1 * L Gentry 8 Unar, Red in on. John I. Day
I1FTH RACE— 1 Mile and 20 Yards. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (Feb. 15, 1918— 1:39—8—
15 1* J D’minick 8 L.M’chmaker, Tw.Toes.’ D’ffield 38762 Aq’duct 1 1-16 1:47 fast 5
By Peter Pan-Attell. (E. Larrea). f’ 0 I T J “ ma v Ca y % 1
2 nk 25 1 Nolan 8 Bon.Tess, St’mBound. Luzzi LYTLE, ch. g, 5
Ink ii» t Nolan 12 Primero, LadvJaneGrey. Barton 412(ki Havana 1 l:39%iast -
4h 6 7 1 W Kelsay 10 Wal.Mack, Heredity, Froz.Glen 41189 Havana 3-4 l:ll%fast 10_
7* 7 10 R Davies 9 Lackrose, Servia, Visible 41127 Havana 1 l:J9%fast 8-o
7 6 20 R Dav’ies 7 Peaceful Star, Lola, Bunice 41110 Havana 3-4 l:13*4fast 10
7 7 10 H l*hurber 7 Leoma, R. L. Owtn, Dr. Nickell 41 °35 Havana lm20y 1:45 fast 6
8 8® 1 H Thurber 8 M.Trask, W’erford. S.M’Me’kin 409 69 Havana 3-4 1:16t8s1ow 15
5nk 2® H Thurber 7 Presumption, Blanchita, Lantana .40313 Pimlico 1 1-- 2:34%fast 45
3 1 8 7 | L Gaugel 10 Bierman. Grasmere, Lytle 4 °265 Pim co 11-2 2:J5Jsfast 19-
8 10 8 13 J Howard 10 James G.. Milbrey. Sureget 4 °25! Pimlico 1 1-lb l:48%good 11
By Clygad— Bveway (J. Heffering). ^ 1:4< ^ fa8t 7_!
61 5*5 R Wingfcl 7 Chillum. Solid Rock. LittleBuss DRAGON ROCK, br. c, 4
116 10 10 9
108 6 7 7
1 1-2 2:34%fast 45
113 6 7 6
113 6 5
103 6 2 2
4 4 4 7 J T Rice 4 S. Class, Game Cock, Woodtrap
4 4 4 23 J Snell 5 Koh-i-Noor, Air Man, Hondo
4 3* 3 r *5 J D’minick 7 H.S.Home, L’InfLrraier, Clark M.
3 2* 2* L Ensor 7 Slip. Elm, B.ofPhoeuix, Starter
3 2 4 l 4 H Wakoff 10 L.C’tage, P.andCalls, PastM’ter
9 6 l 4 ,s J D’minick 14 W’ise Man, Dan, Minto II.
12 12 1 ll 10 J D’minickl4 Deckmate, K.’sCub, GoldenC.low
5 6 l 5 2 i J Callahan 10 Minto II., Cadillac, G. M. Miller
7 6® 3 2 i J CallahanlO Koh-i-Noor, Crumpsall, Langden
By Leonid — Chickadee (B. Barber).
4 4 3 4 s H Thurber G Dimitri, Wood thrush, Soldier
8 7 s 4 8 i D Stirling 10 Gus Scheer, Sparkler, K. Tuscan
6 4 l 3 8 i H Bullm’n 7 Harwoodll., M.’sBeau. M.Trask
5 5 4 3 2 J Frach 8 Sparkler, Premium, Dimitri
7 8 7 6 J J Frach 8 J.W.KIein, Butcher Boy, Ballad
4*| D Stirling 8 Dimitri, MabelTrask, Hel.Atkin
40265 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:35%fast 19-5 112 2 3 4
40251 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:4S%good 11 106 1 3 3
40213 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47%fast 7-5 114 2 4 3
DRAGON ROCK, br. c, 4 102
BIERMAN, ch. g, 5
41206 Havana lm50y 1 :43*bfast 6
41186 Havana lm50y l:43Vifast 10
7 7 22 R Wingf’d 7 Harwood II., M.’s Beau, Lytle 41l<2 Havana
5 5 2a G PreeceJr 5 Ult. Thule, S.Spangled, A.GoOn 41 1°5 Havana
l l 1 1 i G W Car’112 Thrills, Tom Goose, Bar One 41029 Havana
7* 7-5 J H Burke 9 Liberator, Nepe. Little Jake 40744 Havana
6 2 6 1 * L Gentry 8 Unar, Redmon. John I. Day 4 °°5 9 Havana
38873 Latonia
Ids and upward. Claiming. (Feb. 15, 1918—1:39—8— iStoSia
3L987 Latonia
« « , , «... „ 23940 Latonia
55 f 1 :07%fast 8 1035 9
55 f l:07%fast 20 109 10
3-4 1:18 slow 10 104 7
65fl:12%hvy 25 106 6
3-4 l:12%fast 300 104 1
65 f l:08»Ahvy 66 108 3
3-4 l:13%fast 79 111 3
65fl:08%fast 21-5112 2
6-8 1:01%fast 20f 112 4
41094 Havana
41002 Havana
40969 Havana
40547 Bowie
40536 Bowie
40460 Bowie
40440 Bowie
40383 Bowie
40342 Bowie
40299 Pimlico
1 l:40»*fast 10 103
1 1-16 1 :59%hvy 15 104
3-4 1 :lt‘ 2 sSlow 20 103
1 1-16 l:54*islow 12 111
65 f 1 : 23% hvy 43 114
1 1-16 l:51%fast ?1 Ktt
1 1-16 1:52 fast 36 107
11-16 1:54 hvy 15 167
11-16 1:51 fast 16-5 107
38331 Jamaica lm70yl :47M>good 12
38266 Jamaica lm70yl :46%fast 15
40299 Pimlico 1 1-4 2:0S%fast 33 107 9 3
CRYSTAL DAY. b. f. 4 101
41158 Havana lm50y l:44*&fast 2 106 3 2
41114 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 12 98 6 2
41093 Havana lm50y 1:44 fast 10 97 8 6 7
41047 Havana lm50y 1:45 good 20 97 3 3 3
40889 Havana lm50y 2:01%hvy 7 101 3 3 5
40856 Havana 1 1:48 slow 3 100 8 8 7
40828 Havana 3-4 1:23 hvy 6 103 6 6
40749 Havana lm50y 1:49 slow 8 97 o o 6
40713 Havana 3-4 l:26%hvy 4-5 100 2 4
40674 Havana 3-4 l:22fchvy 20 96 7 7
WHIPPOORWILL, ch. c, 4 104
41271 Havana lroSOy l:54’4hvy 1 97 1 3
41251 Havana 55 f 1 :08 hvy 20 101 6
40309 Pimlico ll:40%fast 11 94 7 8
40295 Pimlico 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 10 100 6 5
40286 Pimlico 1 1-16 1 :47*ifast 8 106 11 6
40253 Pimlico 1 1:41 fast 1 108 7 6
40189 Empire Ab3-4 l:10%fast 8 1105 7
40131 Empire lm70y 1 :45 fast 8 106 3 2
40122 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%faat 12 101 3 3
101 By Polymelus — Shy Mitsie (L. Brown). orrrpT»TT h *r
109 S 8 6 7 7 2 3 n Q Preece 10 Robt.L.Owen. Chillum. SamHill ffirr 7.*,, i./ra,, .
101 8 6 5 6 7= 8 7 J H Burke h Diadi, Gr.Gull, Capt. Marchmont !}}?? J
103 11 11 11 11 105 10=® J H Burkell M.’s Beau, Annie Edgar, Ballad ^ 1(>
104 5 5 5 6 6 6 2 ® J H Burke G Unar, J.W.KIein. M.ax’s Choice 41063 v'i i l
103 4 8 8 8 8 2 « J H Burke N Dimitri, MabelTrask, Hel.Atkin 4 J°“5 SSS c
111 7 5 8 10 9* 9 14 A Collins 11 Euterpe, K. Neptune, Noureddin JJJJJ 3 ' 4 J: 40 f Q ° od L
114 13 13 11 8 l 7 10 A Collins 13 T. Decision, Fir.Line, Dr.C’pbell } i ILISJ
108 7 8 8 8 5'5 4®JS Sn’dmanll Kebo, Sis.Emblem, Sil.Sandals 38408 LV-KuS??.- -
107 7 5 5 5 6*5 7 C 5 S Sn’dmanl2 Bl.Thistle, Sis.Emblem, Luther
BJ7 8 8 8 7 8* 6 1 * R McCr’nn 9 Dolina, Grey Eagle, Gold. Boy SJJhI?’ lm i
107 6 5 5 6 6® 6*f S Sn’dman 7 Babette, Blue Thistle, Silk Bird 38131 Pimlico 11.41 fast
107 9 3 3 3 7* 8 8 | S Sn’dman 10 Piedra, Ken. Bov, Wood thrush
101 By Peep o’Day — Crystal Maid (J. J. Holtman).
106 3 2 2 2 2 3 1“ J Dreyer 9 Sain Hill, Capital City, Cork ^
98 6 2 2 3 3b 4 4 1 J Dreyer 11 Sasenta. Mud Sill, View 1 I 1 O I
97 8 6 7 f. 3“ k 3* Q Preece 11 Sasenta, Guide Post. F. Burke J) 111 OPTION
97 3 3 3 3 4 1 4* Q Preece 10 High Tide. Galaway, S. Sandals
101 3 3 5 5 5* 6 18 Q Preece 7 Unar, Austral, St. Jude Most satisfactory. All
10*) 8 8 7 5 55 6 7 1 J H Burke S Driffield, ElPlaudit, StoutHeart lation. Loss limited to i
103 6 6 7 55 3»* R Davies 8 Pierrot, ElPlaudit, Mer.Jubilee pnnE , IT o ¥T1VI
97 5 6 5 5 6* 6>» T Murray 8 Petlar, Algardi. Sam McMeekin rnuriIS wria ‘
100 2 4 1 1* 1* T Murray 8 Great Gull, Clarissa, Timkins Special letter D. R. «
96 7 7 6 6* 6 14 W Lang 9 TlieDuke, BillyJoe, R.L.Owen QAMhmDU
104 By OUmbala— Nightfall (J. W. Pangle). W AIN LIV-JLiI'H
97131 1 HPT Murray 7 Artist, Zodiac. Vagabond 50 Broad Street s
101 6 5 6 6 S 1 * H Bullm’n 6 Sparkier. Fort Bliss, Rafferty
94 7 8 8 6 7* 6 7 J J Zoeller 10 Sunnyland, Cob. Lass, Currency
100 6 5 5 4 45 3«J J Zoeller 9 Serenest, EddieHenry, LazyLou CnKenpikA rioiki
106 11 6 9 7 7 1 8*5 L Ensor 15 Serenest, Air Man, Polroma OUUSCrlDc TOr UdllY
108 7 6 5 5 5 8 3* L Ensor 10 Dolina, Mose, Bellringer niTTT v . nT va vnw w
1105 7 6 5 4 1 2b F Rob’sonlO Adele, Everest, Golden King DALLY RACING FORM r
102 . w .._.
108 4 6 6 5 55 5» R Ball 8 Diadi, Gr.Gull, Capt. Marchmont
102 4 5 5 4 4 3 l l 5 R Troise 10 R.L.Owen, Kernan, PrettyBabv
109 1 4 5 6® 6 8 5 C White 10 Starlike, R.L.Owen, Pontefract
112 2 6 6 6 l 5°5 C White 10 Glorine, Wh. Crown, Scotch Kiss
106 4 5 5 7 l 8 7 J C White 11 Frank Keogh. Circulate, B.Sand
108 11 14 14 14 14 13** A Schu’g*rl5 P’re-a-Feu, H’rwoodll., Cadillac
112 16 19 19 18 18 18*° R Ball 19 Harwood II., Cadillac, Precise
102 6 6 6 6 65 6*| R MoCr’nnl4 Election, Dervish, N. K. Beal
113 2 4 4 4 4 8 2*5 R McCr’nn 5 H.S.Home, Darkey, H. Burgoyne
104 6 8 9 9 6b 7 JU R McCr’nnl3 Minto II.. Aldebarau. Clark M.
2 7 7 7 29 E Sande 7 Bolster. Wo’dthrush, BuckboarU
4 5 5 3* Q Preece 5 Sky Pilot, W’dthrush, Irregular
3.5 5 5 10 Q Preece 5 T. Bloom, Deckmate, Woodtrap
3 3 5 1 44 H Lunsf’d 14 Tie Pin, LazyLou, GalleyHead
By Trap Rock — Consuelo II. (C. Howard).
1 l 1*5 l l 5 C Howard 10 Frank Keogh, Mud Sill, Flare
l 1 l 2 P C Howard 9 LittleBuss, BrightSand, Dalrose
8 6 5 2 7 7 5 C Howard 12 Bev. James, Closer, SnowQueen
9 10 9 3 9 22 C Howard 11 Sis. Susie, Shandon, Pontefract
5 5 o 1 6*J C Howard 7 An. Edgar, K. Trovato, Driffield
7 7 75 8 s3 C Howard 8 Clark M., Ft.Bliss, W’alterMaek
1 3 6 10 6 12 C Dishm’n 7 BonTromp, W.W. Hastings, Rifle
8 9 910 9 1 8 W Kelsay 10 Right Angle, S. Combs, Edith L.
4 6 9 9 8 5 W Kelsay 9 Freecutter, American. Kscoba
2 2 25 1* J Hanoverl2 LuckyB., C’voyant, W.W.HMngs
2 3 3 l 34 C Diahmonl2 K.Trovato, American. Cl’voyant
By Astronomer — Karma (E. K. Bryson).
38131 Pimlico
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